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    "ocrText": "PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE\nPPF 9\nGifts M\nDec. 1938\nPPF900504\nDecember 8, 1938\npp7.\nMy dear Mr. McFall:\nThe President was indeed pleased to\nreceive the handsome gavel which you sent him\nand has asked me to thank you very much for it.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nIvan McFall, Esq.,\nSearcy,\nArkansas.\ncd\nx\n12/80\nWE guel?\nSearcy ank.\nNov. 21. 1938\nDear Sir;\nI am glod to send thir\ngavel to you l made it\nduring shop havers. at Searcy\nhigh school It has the\nnatural Calor of the wood.\nThe block in walnut.\nThe white in Thickary\nl hope that you will let\nhow you like it.\nme know if you get it and\nyours truly\noh\nIvan me7 all\nP.P.7.\nDecember 8, 1938\nq-m\nMy dear Miss MacCreight:\nThe President deeply appreciates\nthat nice note of greetings and the box of\ncoral berries and greens which you were good\nenough to send him at Chapel Hill, North\nCarolina, and he asks me to send you this\nlittle note of thanks for your friendly thought\nof him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nE\nMiss Alice Gordon MacCreight,\nFirst Vice President, Woman's Club,\nHamlet,\noh\nNorth Carolina.\nOdd 12/80h\nAMG\n1 12\nFor The Chief Executive of The United States-\nhe\nGreetings from Hanlet, North Carolina-\nHe\nThe Hub of The Seaboard Air Line Rail Road\nad\nand the hone of thousands of Labor Hen. In\nthe Land of the Long Leaf Pine-\nThese old fashioned Coral Berries,\nLong Leaf Pine branches and Nagnolia leaves,\nare presented with our good wishes-\nAlice Gordon MacCroight,\nFirst Vice President Woren's Club\nHardet, North Carolina.\neke\nes\npp7m\n9.m\nDecember 8, 1938\nMy dear Mr. Morley:\nIt was indeed kind of you to send the\nPresident a copy of \"History of an Autumn\". He\nhas asked me to thank you very much for it and\nto send you his best wishes.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nX#PP72432\nChristopher Morley, Esq.,\nRoslyn Heights,\nLong Island,\nNew York.\neke\nes\nn2\nm Reed\npp.7m q'\nDecember 8, 1938\nMy dear Friends:\nThe President is glad indeed to have\nthe box of delicious apples. He asks me to\nexpress his cordial appreciation to all of you\nfor the friendly thought which prompted you to\nsend them to him.\nVery sincerely yours,\n11. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMissoula Valley Water Users Association,\nMissoula,\nMontana.\nTo\nes\nmiked\nDecember 10, 1938\npp7\n9'\nMy dear Mr. Miller:\nDear\nPlease accept the President's thanks\nfor your letter of December seventh. He greatly\nappreciates your courtesy in sending him the copy\nof your book: \"The Isthmian Highway\" and will give\nvery careful consideration to the suggestions you\nmake.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHAND\nPrivate Secretary\nHGM\nMr. Hugh Gordon Miller, X#P-P.7.1976\n130 West 57th Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\nwdh-mw\nHUGH GORDON MILLER\nattorney AT LAW\nack12/10/38\n177 WEST 26TH ST.\nNEW YORK\n130 WEST 57TH ST.\nNEW YORK\nLACKAWANNA 4-5055\nDecember 7, 1938.\nHon. Rudolph Foster:\nDear Rudolph:\nIf and when agreeable and convenient,\nplease see that the enclosed letter and the\nbook which I am sending under a separate cover,\nreaches the President.\nVery Sincerely,\nP.S. How are you any way 11. old timer.\nHGM,\nHUGH GORDON MILLER\nattorney AT LAW\n177 WEST 26TH ST.\nNEW YORK\n130 WEST 57TH ST.\nNEW YORK\nLACKAWANNA 4-5055\nHon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,\nPresident of the United States,\nWashington, D.C.\nDecember 7, 1938.\nDear Mr. President:\nX 335\nIn connection with your present proposals for\nnational defense, I beg to suggest that, should there be\nany question of the right of the United States to\nfortify the Panama Canal. the \"Isthmian Highway\"\n(by the undersigned) fully discusses the subjuct. I quote\nthe author's conclusion on the subject from page\nI64, referring to the changes made in the Clayton Bulwer\nTreaty, by the Second Hay Ponncefote Treaty, as follows:\n(quote)\n\"The changes here, insofar as they are of substance,\nconsist of two omissions. First, the words \"in time\nof peace\" have disappeared from Section I. This\nmeans that, if there were war, the United States,\nat its discretion, might close the canal.\nSecondly, the words, \"no fortifications shall be ere\nerected commanding the canal or the waters adjacent,\" If\nhave been eliminated. The United States has the\nright to erect such fortifications.\"\nYou probably have a copy of the \"Isthmian Highway\"\nin the White House library, though asta close student\nof such matters you are, I am sure, fully familiar\nwith the entire subject. I am not being so presumtious\nas to try to inform you of something you already know,\nbut to suggest that the rest of the canal bonds, amounting\nto several hundred millions of dollars, be now sold and\nthe money useditocerectsthese now absolutely neccessary\nfortifications and in the language of the treaty to\n\"protect\" the Canal.\nI would be glad to talk this matter over with you\nsome time but havelong since given up all hope of ever\ngetting an interview. I am proud to say I have been able\nto interview every President since McKinley and it\nnever took six years. I am afraid I am on a black list\n-\nat the White House.\n\\\nVery sincerely,\n\\\n$\nP.S. I am giveng myself the pleasure of sending you\na copy of the Isthmian Highway which contains all the\nauthorities of the subject of the Panama Canal.\nI am also enclosing a copy of a resolution I am\ndirected to send you.\nFEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION\nRESOLUTION CONDEMNING THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS IN GERMANY,\noffered by Hugh Gordon Miller and unanimously adopted at the\nFederal Coury House, New York City, November I8, I938.\nWHEREAS, We a free people are here peaceably assembled at an\nAeronautical Law Symposium being conducted by the\nCommittee on Aeronautical Law of the Federal Bar\nASsociation of NEX New York, New Jersey and Connecticut,\nand,\nWHEREAS, We are all grateful to be in this land of freedom and\nopportunity, and\nWHEREAS, We are shocked and grief-stricken over the cruel,\nbarbaric and inhuman treatment being accorded to the\nunfortunate Jewish people by the German government\nin Germany.\nNow, therefore, be it\nRESOLVED,\nThat we strongly and bitterly condemn such ruthless\naction by the German government and further, that\nwe heartily appreve the action of President\nRoosevelt in voicing officially and in behalf of\nall our people of every racial extraction, and\nevery religion, and all political parties, the\nhorror and indignation of the A erican people\nat such unspeakably inhuman and barbariah conduct\nof a government claiming to be civilised, and urge\nxxxxxxxxxxxxx E that unless these undenied abuses\nand persecutions are halted and corrected and indemnified,\nthis nation sever all diplomatic, economic and professional\nrelations with Germany and do the same to any other\ncountry which copies such barbaric conduct THat We\ncondemnu also the persecutions by the German gov't of\nthe members of the Christian religion in Germany. Our\ncondimnation is directed against the Nazi government\nand not the german people.\nRESOLVED,\nThat a capy of this resolution be sent to the President\nof the United States, the United States Department\nof State, and the American Jewish Congress.\nDuly adopyed, Nor. 10th, I938.\n7m Reed\nCape, Ben\nDecember 8, 1938\nppt. me\nMcKAY, Mrs. Lawrence L.,\nWash., D.C.\nDec. 9, 1938.\nLetter to Mr. McIntyre, stating her husband has a pamphlet relating to a clipper\nship, \"The Great Republic\" which he would like to present to the President. Asking for\nan appointment with the President for her husband.\nLetter referred to Mr. McKenna, advising him that Mr. McKay will come in to see\nMr. McIntyre some morning in the near future. Asks that letter be given to Mr. McIntyre\nwhen he comes in.\nSee P.P.F.223\nbr\nP.P.7\n9-m\nmissed m Reed\nMcCOY\nBROS\nCape, Ben\nDecember 8, 1938\np.P. q-m\nMy dear Captain McCoyt\nMar\nI have received your letter of December\nsecond, with the enclosed copy of communication.\nThank you in the President's behalf for the rug\nto which you refer. I can assure you that the\nfriendly thought which prompted its presentation\nis much appreciated.\nVery sincerely yours,\nPresident\n11, A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nCla So stoud\nCaptain Bill McCoy,\n1\nSunset Court Apartments,\nPalm Beach,\nFlorida.\nes\nU was assured by Uma Xnexalier\nthat we would go ahead, and\nenclosed\nletter\nMcCOY BROS.\nreturned\n12-14-38\nCapt. Ben\nCapt. Bill\ngode\n1001\nSunset Court Apartments\nPALM BEACH\nFLORIDA\nDec 9-1938\nMis. Margantte Le Hand\nMastington, D.C.\nHand\nDid the mg of the \"old Haitford\nanne safely ? I hope our\nPresident likes it.\n1\nalout that school - clam not\nseeking publicity a Repater dug\nup the letter I foraided you! and\nbuit up the story from it\nOwas assured by Pina Chelalier\nthat we would go ahead, and\nP.\nmy idea was to create a heavy\nlittle schomer for Pusidunt\nRoserelt- When the Press\nmind m. Pino Cheralin he\nsaid - the stoy was without\nfoundation- - But you see what\nhe said in his letter-\nI am very sorry it all happened\n-\nwill you please return the letter\nthat I enclosed-\nRespy.\nBill meloy\nTHE WHITE house\nWASHINGTON\narkeds , 2/898\nill\nDecember 6, 1938\n&W\nmay\nset Court Apartments\nLM BEACH\nDRIDA\nec 2-1938\nMEMORANDUM FOR MISS LE HAND:\nMissy:\nI would suggest that, upon receipt of\nthe rug, this letter be merely acknowledged and\nthanks expressed for the rug.\nno Chevalin\nS. T. E.\nin, for the\nI have\n- mind.\nin dug up\nscrap look\nc made\ntal has\nto do with our President\n% he sere I would love to build\nMcCOY BROS.\nCapt. Ben\nCapt. Bill\nTO IL\nSunset Court Apartments\nPALM BEACH\nFLORIDA\nMis mar gants Le Hand\nDec 2-1938\nWhite House\nWashington D.e.\nDear Mir Hand- -\nZn several years M.. P.B. Pimo Chevalin\nComacial attache at nashington, for the\nD ommean Republic - and I have\nhad the enclosed matter in mind.\n-\n& a few days ago - a reporter dug up\nthe enclosed letter from my scrap look\nand as is usual have made\nheadlines of something that has\nto do with our President\n-\n% he sere I would love to build\nWhen the President - said\nP.S.\n2\nгояя Y0J0M\nsailing along- -\nRuid of sorthing, to match crull'\nher - Greater glidmy over\nthe blue seas- -\nPlease belive as not a publicity\nhumter, But I admine\none Presiduct so much -\nand We love ships in\ncomm. - So I think\nthe Rug will please lun\nLeaning by express today\nP.PMC\nS.\n1\nWhen the President- said -\nme will vehicled the old\n\"Hartfnd\"- - I designed, and\nhad an old dom East lady\nhork a Rug of the\nHartford under - full said\nIts vally to mie to walk on -\nPerhaps it mill fit into our\nPres idents Den on the\nHudson -\nHung on the wall- well\nstutched - you can see her\nMcCOY BROS.\nCapt. Ben\nCapt. Bill\n111/11\nSunset Court Apartments\nPALM BEACH\nFLORIDA\nthis vessel, and have offend my\nsemies Gratis to the Domman\nPresident -\nOto an old custom, Juner Victoria\ngave the Rehdire of Egypt an\nrear lunen for c zacht.\nI hope this will not anong on\nPres dent But I hope some\nday to see it the If ever\nthese Spaniaids stop saying -\n(over) Managna\"- -tommor Sincerly Bill - meling\npr 7.\nDecember 14, 1938\nq-m\nMy dear Mrs. Leitner:\nThe President has received your let-\nter of December twelfth and I want to assure\nyou that he deeply appreciates the evidence\nof friendly interest which it conveys. He\nasks me to thank you, too, for your kindness\nin sending him the enclosures.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. George Leitner,\n101 Maple Avenue,\nHollidaysburg,\nPennsylvania.\noh\na\nMAR\nMayowood Greenhouse Shoon\nDecember 12th th /38\nROCHESTER, MINN.\nadid\n12/14/06\nsending you this\nI ey plain just volup\n& hope you will\nplease read Right an nrong continued\non following page. of am a Democrat\nand a to a cholis and & am going to\npray for you and your f amily every\nday, enclose find a few Lettle Heased\nmed als and a Hessed cord if you\ncare to have them, shank you, chankyou\nfor all you have done for Caflige us,\nmrs. George Lictner\n101 Maple Avenue,\n10 ollidays Pa. s burg,\nDecem for 12th the / 38\na\nadid\n12/14/06\nsending you this\nl explain just volup\no am writing you. & hope you will\nplease read Right an nroug continued\non following page. of am a Democrat\nand a barholis and & am going to\npray for you and your f amily every\nday, enclose find a few Little Heased\nmed als and a Hessed cord if you\nLane to have them, shank you, chankyou\nfor all you have done for Cablige us.\nmrs. George Lictner,\n101 Maple Avenue,\nHollidays Pa. burg,\nDecember 19th the / 38\na\nHear mr. President,\nachid\n12/14 gh\nFam sending you this\nlittle paper which will ey plain just volup\nof am writing you of hope you will\nplease read Right On mrong continued\non following page. of am a Democrat\nand a barholis and & am going h-\npray for you and your family every\nday, enclose find a few Little Heased\nmed als and a Hessed cord if you\nLane to have than, shank you, chankyne\nfor all you have done for Cablige us\nmrs. George Lictner,\n101 Maple Avenue,\nHollidays Pa. burg,\npig.m\nDecember 19, 1938\nMy dear Mrs. Miller:\nThe President has received your note\nof December eleventh and thanks you very much\nfor your kind thought in sending him the book\nof poems to which you refer. He asks me to con-\nThy\nvey to you and to your husband his sincere good\nwishes for the holiday season.\nVery sincerely yours,\nto the\nthe\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nY\nMrs. Mary 0. Miller,\n4204 Roland Avenue,\nBaltimore,\nMaryland.\ncd\nof\nachid\n12/19\npr\nThank Ahh\nToPM study\n9-\n4204 Roland are,\nBaltimore, Maryland, to\nDec. 11, 1938.\nPresident Franklin Rooserelt,\nThe White House,\nWashington, d.c.\nmy dear President Rooserelt,\nOnce a friend of my\nmother was asked if she approved\nof the election of mr. Hoorer to the\npresidency. she answered, \"I do not\nobject at all. Really I have never\nX had trouble with any of the\nof myself and my husband\npresidents!\" that was my\nfor all in the W hite House.\nCase until you came to the white\nwith high esteem,\nHouse!\nSincerely,\nTo the office of President you has\nAns ) Mary Owings miller\nhought not only distinction and\na rare integrity huta sense of\ndramatic excitement. Charm has\ncaptured interest and surprise is\nits daily food. from chaos you\nhave harvested confidence.\nIrealize that there is little I\nCan do to show my appreciation\nher at least it gives me pleasure\nto send to you my prize volume\nof poems, Only Brown Stubble.\nIt brings with it the good wishe\npr7.\nDecember 19, 1938\nq-m\nMy dear Miss McCandless:\nIt was nice of you to send the glass to\nthe President. He asks me to thank you ever so\nmuch and to express his appreciation of your\nfriendly holiday greetings.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMiss Margaret McCandless,\n339 Church Lane,\nPhiladelphia,\nPennsylvania.\ncd\n339 Church Lane,\nGermantown, Philadelphia\nRooserelt: Webcemberb, achd 12/19\nd am sending this\n19, 1938\nstamp collector's magnifier\nppt\nto our dearly beloved President\nqm a m\nwith best wishes for a merry\nChristmas and six more happy\n9th has been\nno Prosi-\nnding him\ndoes years, Spres to Margare yours, Mc Sandless friendly may be\nsure\nurs,\n16. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nW. D. Moody, Esq.,\nR.F.D. 12,\nRocky Mount,\nNorth Carolina.\nget\nPhila delphia Penna.\n339 Shurch Lane\nHis Excellency, The President pthe United\nStates-\n1820\nFranklin Delano Rosserdt,\nWhite House,\n#\nUNITED\nSTATES\nHashing ton,\nPOSTAGE\n7\nTHOMAS\nJEFFERSON\n1601-1509\n3 CENTS 3\n7m Preot\nDecember 19, 1938\nppt\nq.m\nMy dear Mr. Moody:\nYour letter of December eighth has been\nreceived and I want to thank you in the Presi-\ndent's behalf for your courtesy in sending him\nthe picture to which you wefer. You may be sure\nthat he is deeply grateful for your friendly\nthought in writing.\nVery sincerely yours,\n11. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nW. D. Moody, Esq.,\nR.F.D. 12,\nRocky Mount,\nNorth Carolina.\nget\nUninersity\nack\nrune 3\nPublic Mount are\nXXV\nI\npp.7.\nto klin our President mr. 1938\nso\n18\n9-m\nyou love for in his name\nD. Rooserelt God from Bless\nline you our President somech long in we God all\nfor\nWe trust, Dear mr, Rooserelt\nonnets\".\ni am sending you a bicture of\nendly\nto\nmy the million Dollar twin leaf\nthe of Golden Weed, king of\nmoney erop this in a\ntwin leaf of tobacco. it war\nGrown in 1937, you may not\nRY\nbeline it but there was some\nWhere near 49.350.167.463 lears\nof tobacco Gerown in 1937 and\ncd\none twin leaf to show for it\nself this in some thing you\nUniversity\nas\npp7.\nmay see once in a life time\nthis Picture is called the\n338\n9-m\nGolden twin the Million\nDollar twin was valued at\n$5.000 Dollars at the Planters\nnational Bank & trust CO. in\nu for\nRocky Mount re of am Going\nSonnets\".\nto but it on display soon\n*iendly\nfor every one to see, the\nC to\nTwin leaf in 11½=19 incher\nin a 14=20 frame betwin 2\nsheets of eliphane Sapen\nair tight it Wold be a Gift ad PARY\nfor any one to own it a real\ntwin leaf of tobacco in a\nframe so every one cold see\nit, a hope you Will except it\ncd\nfor it War Grown in Goodold\nnorth earolina you may\nUniversity\n3\npp7.\nshow it to your frends in the\nwhite house for itsome thing 938\n9-m\nin tobacco it is the first one\nnew in my 20 years experince\nof have ever seen and the\nonly one that have ever u for\nben on display that of now\nSonnets\".\nof the one and only milli *iendly\non Dollar twin. king of The C\nto\nmoney erop.... this in Rome\nthing just a few People have\never seen, an 4 hope d can send it tothe\nWorld fair. 9 Wold like to But it in the ad PARY\nWashington Baper and the new york\ntimes Baper but Dontnow who to\nWrite to so will let that be, tell the\nboys of will send them one when they\ncd\nbecome President. if they are as\nGood as you for you sure have\nUniversity\n4\npp7.\nsaved us, an of trust that you\nwill except this sicture as a rift 938\n9-m\nfrom a tenant farmer of Good\nold north earoilina yours\nmr, W.D. moody\nR,F.D,NO.E.\nna for\nRocky amount\nSonnets\".\n,ne\nriendly\nk to\nP.S. be sure to run for\nPresident a Gain, and 4 Will\nvote for you.\n' am sending you a few sheets nd\nof any scrips. to show you\nTARY\nWhat the twin of the Golden\nWeed in and if you Will Thine\none to the new york puper and\ncd\none to the Washington Baper\nit Wold help me a lot, think you\npp7.\nm Reed\nDecember 19, 1938\n9-m\nMy dear Dr. Moore:\nThe President asks me to thank you for\nthe copy of \"One Thousand Autobiographical Sonnets\".\nI can assure you that he appreciates the friendly\nthought which prompted you to send the book to\nhim.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nDr. Merrill Moore,\n384 Commonwealth Avenue,\nBoston,\ncd\nMassachusetts.\nMemarial\nchair With filt the and\nDecember 21, 1938\np.p.7.\nq-m m\nCompliments of\n12/19\nDr. Merrill Moore\n384 Commonwealth Avenue\nyour book, \"The Yankee\nBoston\nreceived. In accordance\nMassachusetts\ni be very glad to present\nnow he will wish me to\nfor your kindness.\nF sincerely yours,\nSTEPHEN EARLY\netery to the President\nMr. Robert Stanley MeCordock,\nLincoln Memorial University,\nHerrogate, Tennessee\npls\nDecember 21, 1938\nP.P.7. q-m\nMy dear Mr. MeCordock:\nThe copy of your book, \"The Yankee\nCheese Box\", has just been received. In accordance\nwith your request, I shall be very glad to present\nit to the President and know he will wish me to\nthank you, in his behalf, for your kindness.\nVery sincerely yours,\nSTEPHEN EARLY\nSecretary to the President\nMr. Robert Stanley MeCordock,\nLincoln Memorial University,\nHerrogate, Tennessee\npls\nTinroln Hemorial Huinersity\nA Living Memorial Sustained By A Grateful People\nHarrogate, Tennessee\ndepartment OF HISTORY\nppt, q-m\nDecember 18, 1938.\nEt\nMr. Stephen Early,\nThe White House,\nWashington, D.C.\nMy dear Mr. Early:\nIn connection with your letter of\nDecember 14th, I am sending you a copy of my Yankee\nCheese Box, which I would be happy to have you pass\non to President Roosevelt with my compliments.\nSincerely yours,\nRobert Stanley me Cordock\nProfessor of History.\nags\nMcAD00, Hon. William Gibbs\nSanta Barbara, Calif.\n12-21-38\n(ack.)\nSent the President some avocados.\nAcknowledged by the President.\nSEE P.P.F. 308\nP.P.F.\n9-M\nX\nags\nThe following sent messages of holiday greetings to the President.\nFiled 12-10-38\nEISING, Theodor, Sr.\ncohen, Bernard\nSMITH, Mrs. Margaret\nOneonta, N.Y.\nNew York City\nNew York City\nSHAPER, Dr. A. A.\nWINDHORST, Miss Emma H. DEBNAM, Janetta\nLouisville, Ky.\nStudents of Riley School\nDurham, N. C.\nscheiterlein, L. A.,\nGreat Bend, Kansas\nMAYO, Irving G.,\nPP7\nEast Detroit, Mich.\nBARGGREN, Josephine A.,\nLynn, Mass.\nGOLLIVER, Mrs. Violet,\nHollywood, Fla.\nGALANTE, Alice,\nBig Bay, Mich.\nMcCLOUD, Mrs. Lillian,\nMedford, Mass.\n9-M\nVICHY, Miss Claire,\nChicago, Ill.\nNEVARD, Miss Ruth,\nLos Angeles, Calif.\nPAVEY, Darwin Kellogg,\nHackensack, N.J.\nMONELLI, Casermo e La Arma,\nNew Orleans, La.\nCOUGHLIN, Ethel\nBologna, Italy\nMcCullough, Ruth B.\nLynn, Mass.\nORR, Warren H.\nJacksonville, Fla.\nWOOTIN, William L.\nRock Island, Ill.\nNormandy, Mo.\nPERRETTI, Romeo J.\nHINCKEN, Amelia\nRICHMOND, S.\nBronx, N.Y.City\n:\nNewark, N.J.\nNew York\nMILLER, Miss Claray\nROMANO, Cosius\nALPHA DELTA PHI HOUSE\nColumbia, S.C.\nBrooklyn, N.Y.\nNew York City\nWIRTH, Barry O.\nbenyamin, Yosip\nDRISCOLL, Terence J.\nColumbia, S.C.\nInternational Language Club\nMilwaukee, Wisconsin\n(wants Pres. sigt.)\nJAROSZINSKI, Julia R.\nEast Croydon\nREHMETER. Fred\nWisconsin Rapids, Wisc.\nWILLIAMS, Fred L.\nAlvo, Neb.\nHartford, Conn.\nbieber, Seymour\nCOLLINS, Mrs. Flora\nHOLMES, Harris E.\nBronx, N.Y.\nStockton, Mo.\nChicago, Ill.\n(snet poem)\nRUELLAR, F. Morgan\nWARD, F. D.\nCAPOZZOLA, Isidoro\nPhoenix, Arizona\nColorado Springs, Colo\nBangor, Pa.\nEGLI, Isa\nWants autograph\n(Sent gift of old money to\nGrain Valley, Mo.\nROGERS, Helen\nPresident's grandson.)\nTAROLA, Robert B.\nLOVE, Jane\nMACON, Robert E.\nOrofino, Idaho\nSouth Gate, Galif\nAthens, Ga.\nSTEPHENS, Miss Edna\nHOLQUIST, Ernest R.\nMASTERS, Mrs. Eleanor Lee\nAtlantic City, N.J.\nValley Stream, N.Y.\nNew York City\nLUDENGTON, Katharine - Pres.\nGAUL, Mrs. C.\n(sent box of Xnas cards)\nConnecticut league of Women\nN. Tonawanda, N.Y.\nVeters\nHANNON, Mrs. K.\nSPEARMAN, Janet\nHartford, Conn.\nAurora, Ill.\nEngland\nfitzgerald, Edward\nPARKER, Mrs. C. W.\nDenver, Colorado\nWILLIAMS, B. T.\nNashville, Tenn.\nEllisville, Miss.\nWILLIAMS, Cadet Hugh P.\nSIGEL, Milton\nWants autographed photo\nNew York City\nest Point, N.Y.\nROSENTHAL, Mrs. Gertrude L.\nMARCO, Edward\nFARACI, Stella\nPhiladelphia, Pa.\nChelsea, Mass.\nWashington, D. C.\nWants autographed photo.\nSASLAW, Samuel K.\nSEE\nP.P.F. 1000-(Initial of Writer)\nWashington, D.C.\nX\nMr.Charles Alirhrlson\nBatting for Capx.,Bill Lea\nDecember 22, 1938\nDear Charlie:\nMany thanks to you and Captain\nBill Lea for those delicious mallards. They\nwere enjoyed by the whole family.\nMerry Christmas and a Happy New\nYear to you.\nAlways sincerely yours,\nF. D. R.\nMr. Charles Michelson X#007,798 X\nNational Press Building\nWashington, D. C.\nMAL:G\nX\np.p.7 P.\nq-m\nDecember 22, 1938\nDear Charlie:\nMany thanks to you and Captain\nBill Lea for those delicious mallards. They\nwere enjoyed by the whole family.\nMerry Christmas and a Happy New\nYear to you.\nAlways sincerely yours,\nF. D. R.\nMr. Charles Michelson XHPP.,7. X 7798\nNational Press Building\nWashington, D. C.\nMAL:G\nX\n8\nDec.\n19/38\nppt\nDecember 23, 1938\nP.m 9-m\nStates.\nMy dear Mr. McGinty:\nD.C.\nThe President has asked me to thank\nDear\nyou for your note of December nineteenth and\nfor your kind Christmas greetings. It was\nindeed thoughtful of you to let him see the\nsketch drawn by your son and he sends his best\nwishes for a happy holiday season to you and\nthe members of your family.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nEdward R. McGinty, Esq.,\n7015 Elton Ivenue,\nCleveland,\nOhio.\neke\nE.McGinty.Jr.\nX\nbleveland\nDec. 19/38\nHow. Frankhir D. Rossevelh:\nPresident of United States.\nDear President:-\nWashington. D.C.\nI am sending you\na picture which was drawn\nby my son of you. he is\nfifteen years old goes to\n\"Wesh Tech High School\nI hope he can keep up\nats his drawing. He\nR\nS VELT T\nE. E.McGinty.Jr.\nX\nthought its would a living for my wife\nbe nice to send ih to and four sons, I know\nyou he heard my wife many are thankful like my for self there\nand I talk\nand so how much jobs made possible by\nof you you you. may President God Bless\ngoh a job driving one leader keep you a our\nhelped us once.I now you mr. as\nof the Goverment W.S.A to come for which long time I\ntrucks am thankful believe he will. I\nand happy as can be\nat least I can earn Joyous \"Merry Christmas\nalso wish you a\nand a Healthy Happy\nnew year also your\nwhole family Stephen\nEarly. and your cabinet\nmembers the same\nI am waiting to vote\nfor you the next time\nyou run. I remain,\nRespectfully yours\nmr. Edward\n7015 Elton ave.\nbleveland, O.\nR\nOOSE E\nE.McGint\nX\nR\nOOSEVELT O\nE.McGiNty.Jr.\nX\nrr.7. 7.\nDecember 13, 1938\nq-M,\nDear Sister Cosica:\nJust a little note to tell you\nhow very much I appreciate your sending me the\nmedal.\nI am always grateful for the thoughts\nand prayers of the Sisters and I send you and\nthe other Sisters at St. Joseph's Hospital my\nvery best wishes.\nVery sincerely yours,\nSister Cosica\nSt. Joseph's Hospital\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nSt. Paul, minnesota\nX\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\n667-m\n:\n)\nPresident from the\nDecember 8, 1938\nand Mrs. Arthur Murray,\nms in a mill which is\ny Limited is carrying\n\" asked to be advised\nMemorandum For Grace Tully.\nsuit has appeared in the\nthe paper and date in which\n?ounded by Mr. Clare Vyner\nThis is your Department - - Sister\non Dec. 19, 1938 saying that\nrom the Fountains Abbey mills\nCosica, St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Louis.\nShe was in the hospital where Mrs.\nFrank Walker was.\nWill you prepare letter for the\nPresident's signature?\nM. A. LeHand\nX\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\n667 9-1\nDecember 8, 1938\nI President from the\nand Mrs. Arthur Murray,\noms in a mill which is\nMemorandum For Grace Tully.\nty Limited is carrying\nle, asked to be advised\n1 suit has appeared in th\nThis is your Department - - Sister\n) the paper and date in W\nfounded by Mr. Clare Vyn\nCosica, St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Louis.\non Dec. 19, 1938 saying\n'rom the Fountains Abbey\nShe was in the hospital where Mrs.\nFrank Walker was.\nWill you prepare letter for the\nPresident's signature?\nM. A. LeHand\nX\nlorica\npey Settlers Society Limited,\n667\nshire, England\n9-M\nif a suit has been made for the President from the\nresented to him recently by Col. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,\nE. The tweed was made on hand-looms in a mill which is\nhe Fountains Abbey Settlers Society Limited is carrying\nployment. If 8 suit has been made, asked to be advised\ngraph of the President wearing the suit has appeared in the\nave a reproduction or advice as to the paper and date in which\nhe Society is a charity which was founded by Mr. Clare Vyner\nMiss Le Hand replied to Mr. Nott on Dec. 19, 1938 saying that\npresent the President with cloth from the Fountains Abbey mills\nbeen made up.\nSEE 48-A\nX\nSEUOH 3716\nMOTAMI\nA\nmm/dd/yyyy\n- miss\n- THERE\n4dd state weddel Day 1110\nan\nX\nSEUON 3Th\nИОТОИН\nBEEZ Technol\nAND Vali charges\nwork - GREAT\n**** Invoice don't\n$50.00 widdel equipment DOE 1114\n5 medicale WE\nburdled AN\nX\nrlv\nNOTT, R.\nSecretary, The Fountains Abbey Settlers Society Limited,\nFountains Hall, Ripon, Yorkshire, England\n667-m\n12-2-38\nAsked to be advised if a suit has been made for the President from the\nlength of tweed that was presented to him recently by Col. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,\nfriends of Lady Doris Vyner. The tweed was made on hand-looms in a mill which is\npart of the scheme which the Fountains Abbey Settlers Society Limited is carrying\nout for the relief of unemployment. If a suit has been made, asked to be advised\nwhat kind, and if a photograph of the President wearing the suit has appeared in the\nPress, he would like to have a reproduction or advice as to the paper and date in which\nit appeared. Said that the Society is a charity which was founded by Mr. Clare Vyner\nand Lady Doris Vyner. --- Miss Le Hand replied to Mr. Nott on Dec. 19, 1938 saying that\nCol. and Mrs. Murray did present the President with cloth from the Fountains Abbey mills\nbut the suit has not yet been made up.\nSEE 48-A\nX\nPPA\nDecember 30, 1938\nwill\nMy dear Mr. Marshall:\nThe President was delighted to receive\nthose fine Idaho potatoes which you sent to him\nfor his Christmas dinner. He wants you to know\nthat he deeply appreciates your friendly thought-\nfulness and has asked me to convey his very best\nwishes to you for the New Year.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. Le Hand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nJ. P. Marshall, Esq.,\nc/o Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company,\nTwin Falls,\nLBE\nIdaho.\nThis through the courtesy of Senator E. Borah.\nX\nTWIN FALLS BANK &TRUST Co.\nM ScHool\nTWIN FALLS, IDAHO.\nDec. 19th, 1938\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt\nThe White House\nWashington, D. C.\nDear President:\nAgain having reached the close of a very satisfactory year and appre-\nciating the personal courtesies extended me when I called on you the\npast season, and bearing in mind your appreciation of the wonderful\nIdaho potato, especially as grown by J. P. Marshall, I am again having\nforwarded to you another box of the very fine Idaho potato, which I\nhope will reach you in mind that you and your family may enjoy these\nfor your Christmas dinner.\nThe high class Idaho potato has been a mortgage lifter for Idaho farmers\nfor the past several years and we sincerely hope that we will continue\nto receive the most ardent support through farm regulations to protect\nthe quality of products that We are so generally proud of and which I\nhope you will agree with me is manifested in this product which I hope\nwill add materially to your pleasure for your Christmas dinner.\nWishing you and your family a very fine Christmas and a happy New Year\nto come, I am\nIt Sincerely, massbell\nJ. P. Marshall\nP. S.\nTo house\nThis through the courtesy of Senator E. Borah.\nX\ntiles\nOP,\nDecember 30, 1938\n17/24 S.\nP.P.7\nHe sens potatoes\nq-m\nBrien:\nbnce before &\nPres, Qckn miledged,\nresident has received your nice\nbut cones. is not,\nmber twenty-ninth and has asked\nX ect\nnow in file ou ever so much for your kindness\n310-0\nin writing and sending him the card of birthday\ngreetings, the medal and the bookmark which you\nenclosed. He much appreciates the good wishes\nwhich your communication conveys.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. H. MoINTYRE\nSecretary to the President\nEb\nMiss Anne Teresa O'Brien,\n928 Ridge Avenue,\nPhiladelphia,\nPennsylvania.\navb\nDecember 30, 1938\nP.P.7\nq-m\nMy dear Miss O'Brien:\nThe President has received your nice\nletter of December twenty-ninth and has asked\n? ct\nme to thank you ever SO much for your kindness\nin writing and sending him the card of birthday\ngreetings, the medal and the bookmark which you\nenclosed. He much appreciates the good wishes\nwhich your communication conveys.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. H. MoINTYRE\nSecretary to the President\nB\nMiss Anne Teresa O'Brien,\n928 Ridge Avenue,\nPhiladelphia,\nPennsylvania.\navb\n3 g Redge Rhila. are\n7B\nRoosevelt.\nI AUXILIARY\nby urshes you\n)F THE ROSARY\nmy mother\nApplied\nold and every\nRolic\nthe radio\ne\nyour one make\ne's\nA\nany one\nto talking\nSisters OI the Perpetual Rosary\non in the\ne-Camden-Syracuse\n2 will say\ndent is\nshe never voted\n100 percent mr. Presedent, l\nin her life but she for you\nCatholics enrolled you in what the\nanfiliary. These mine are\ncall Rosecy\nthe Cloistered and they for\nmembers. Some time pray when\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nX\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\n7 Redse are\nThis is a book marker\nla.\nfu your book. the nuns\n© by R. A. Co.\nVI\npainted it. 12-29-38.\nles other you\nOF THE RUSART\nBlessed und Applied\nred and every\nto the Holy Relic\nthe radio\nof the\nBlessed\nyour one make\nVirgin's\nA any one\nVeil\nto talking\nDominican Sisters OI ше Perpetual Rosary\non in the\nRome - Camden - Syracuse\n2 will say\ndent is\nshe never voted\n100 percent mr. Presedent, l\nin her life but she for you\nCatholics enrolled you in what the\nthe Cloistered and they pray for\nanfiliary. These mine are\ncall Rosecy\nmembers. Some time when\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\n3 A Redge Rhila. are\n7B\nRoosevelt.\nI AUXILIARY\nby unshes you\nOF THE ROSARY\ny my mother\nBlessed and Applied\nold and every\nto the Holy Relic\nthe radio\nof the\nBlessed\nyour one make\nVirgin's\nA any one\nVeil\nto talking\nDominican Sisters 01 the Perpetual Rosary\non in the\nRome - Camden - Syracuse\n2 will say\ndent is\nshe never voted\n100 percent. mr. Presedent, l\nin her life but she for you\nCatholics enrolled you in what the\nantiliary These mine are\ncall Rosecy\nthe Cloistered and they pray for\nmembers. Some time when\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nX\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\nB A Redge Rhila. are\n7B\nRoosevelt\nPERPETUAL ROSARY AUXILIARY\nby inshes you\nOF THE\nSHRINES OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY\nmy my mother\nold and every\nthe radio\nmy one make\n(1) any one\nits talking\nDominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary\n9 on in the\nRome - Camden - Syracuse\nhe will say\nudent is\nyou she never voted\n100 percent mr. Presedent, l\nin her life but she for you\nCatholics enrolled you in what the\nanfiliary. These mine are\ncall Rosecy\nthe Cloistered members. and Some they time pray when for\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\n8\nNew York, N. Y.\n28 28 Redge Phila. are\nDominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary\nHaddon & Euclid Avenues - Camden, New Jersey\nt Roosevelt 7B\nOBJECT:-The Perpetual Rosary Aux-\niliary has for its threefold object.\n1-The increase of spiritual and temporal blessings\nfor its members, through union with the prayers of-\nrely unshes you\nfered night and day by the Cloistered Perpetual Rosary\nSisters;\n2-To assist the Cloistered Perpetual Rosary\nday my mother\nSisters in their Apostolate of bringing souls \"To Jesus\nThrough Mary.\"\nsold and every\n3-To help support the Perpetual Rosary and the\nShrines of Our Lady of the Rosary, by small alms\nand other good works.\non the radio\nANNUAL MEMBERSHIP:-\n1-Is renewed annually.\n2-Is open to men and women.\nDeceased persons may be enrolled to participate in\nin any one\nany one make\n3-Fee is twenty-five cents a year.\nthe benefits of the Auxiliary.\n4-To be admitted to membership the name must\nbe inscribed in the Register of the Perpetual Rosary\ntarts talking\nConvent at any one of the Shrines of Our Lady of the\nRosary. This may be done by direct communication\nor through duly appointed Promoters who should\nshow the members their membership blank signed by\ning on in the\nthe Superior authorizing them to act as Promoters.\nSPIRITUAL ADVANTAGES:-\nshe will say\n1-During the year of enrollment a special share\nresident is\nin all Masses offered for Benefactors.\n2-A special share in over (32,000) thirty two\nthousand HOURS OF GUARD kept night and day in\nall their Convents by the Cloistered Sisters in the\nnever voted\nPresence of the Most Blessed Sacrament before the\nstatue of Our Blessed Mother.\n3-The Rosary recited for all the members of the\nAuxiliary every night from 11 to 12 by the Cloistered\nSisters.\nut she for you\n4-A special Novena (nine days and nights of\nprayers) for the members of the Auxiliary every\nPresedent, l\nmonth from the 1st to the 9th by the Cloistered Sisters.\n5-The special help and protection of Our Blessed\nMother in all the trials and difficulties of life.\nin what the\nPROMOTERS:- are admitted to two years mem-\nbership for every year served as a Promoter. After\nfive years as Promoter they are admitted to Perpetual\nMembership. They must have their membership blank\nauthorizing them to act as Promoters. Promoters\nhere mine are\nel Rosecy\nsigned by the Prioress of the Monastery at the Shrine\nmembership blanks will be sent on request. This is an\nopportunity to help spread devotion to Our Ever\nBlessed Mother The great Mother of God.\nthey pray for\nMembers once admitted share as long as they give\nthe annual Alms.\nme time when\nM. As LeHand\nPres. Franklen D. Roosevelt\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nhas been received as a Member\nMother M. Louis Bertrand, O. P.\nSuperior General\nsters,\nDate Dec 29-1938\nlet\nDec 29-1938\n928 Redge Rhila. are\nDear m President Rorsevelt.\nactifs laB\na happy Birthday my mother\nour whole fundy unshes you\ntime you are on the radio\nis past 70 years Cold and every\nshe wont let any one make\na sound It here any one\ncomes in and starts talking\nabout what going on in the\nl world think today our President she will is say\nwonderful she never voted\n100 percent. mr. Presedent, l\nin her life but she for you\nCatholics enrolled you in what the\nanfiliary. These mine are\ncall Rosery\nthe Cloistend members. and Some they time pray when for\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\ndirected en the\njust might be at\nintention and asking Ocertor\nthe mens are praying for you\nto take charof Los you and and help you\nand Our d always\nhelp you et en your duties.\nI\npray healthall will enjoy\ngood during 1939\nwishing you reu and your family\na Happy Iam year\nmiss anne Teresa Green\nRespt yours.\n928 Redge are\nPhila\nPa.\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\navb\nA Birthday\nPrayer\n30, 1938\nto thank\nristmas\nwhich you\n1\" your\nest wishes\nfor the New Year.\nThank you also for the framed pic-\nture which you sent to me. I do appreciate\nyour beautiful Christmas card.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\navb\nWherever you go,\nGod smooth your way,\nGod keep you happy\neach passing day,\nand grant you always\nin ways untold\nall the dear joys\nyour heart can hold!\nmiss anne T. OBren.\nT\nfamily 928 Redge are.\nPhila. Pa.\nThank you also for the framed pic-\nture which you sent to me. I do appreciate\nyour beautiful Christmas card.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nX\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\navb\nROBERT A.LINDEN\np.m\nDecember 30, 1938\na\nMy dear Mrs. Masters:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou ever so much for your card of Christmas\nGreetings and for the playing cards which you\nsent to him. Be is most grateful for your\nfriendly thought and sends you his best wishes\nfor the New Year.\nThank you also for the framed pic-\nture which you sent to me. I do appreciate\nyour beautiful Christmas card.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. As LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nX\nMrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,\n157 West 103rd Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\navb\nROBERT A. LINDEN\nMA Reed\nDecember 27, 1938\nP.P.7.\nq-m\nMy dear Miss McWhirter:\nThe copy of your book which you were\ngood enough to inscribe and send to the President\nhas been received. He has asked me to thank you\never so much for your courtesy and to extend to\nyou his very best wishes for the New Year.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LoHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMiss Louise McWhirter,\n2901 18th Street, N. W.,\nWashington, D. C.\nget\nROBERT A. LINDEN\n138\np.p.x.\nwith\nDecember 29, 1938\nMy dear Mrs. Minter:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou for your letter of December seventeenth and to\ntell you how much he appreciates your kind thought\nin giving him on opportunity to see the hooks which\n-\nyou sent under separate cover. The books are being\nreturned to you herewith.\nThe President sends you his very best\nwishes for the coming year.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Martha 11. Minter,\nc/o Mrs. Helen Weber,\n7005 Emerald Avenue,\nChicago,\nIllinois.\nEnclosure.\nget\nDel arthort 17/29/38\nO.\nand\nM\n12/14/38\nHonorable\n0837\ner 20, 1938 TELEPHONE\n0838\nSPRING 7-\n0839\nFranklin D.Roosevelt.\nWashington, D.e.'\nHonorable Sir,\nPardon my boldness to\nA NEW DAY\"\nwrite to you. This is promited by a deep\nat the New\nè and 42nd\ndesire to be of service - without asking\nshort, the\nR.\nfor recompense.\n7\nBy the power and mercy of our\nseparate\nS Fair Outfit\nheavenly Father, a book was brought\nTie, Suspender,\nhese with our\nto my attention which is of priceless\nparticularly so to the President of\nvalue to every human being, but liments\nof\nthe U.S.A.\ncerely\nI take great pleasure in presenting\nlast Aun Company\nA. Linden\nPresident\nWORLD'S FAIR\nLICENSE #2156\nGeorge B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales\nII\nO.\nyou with a copy and as only\nM\nreward I beg of you not to dis-\ncard or neglect to read it prayerpully,\n0837\ner\n20,\n1938\nTELEPHONE\n0838\nSPRING 7-\n0839\nfor it is as sacret as the Bible, only\nmore so, because it is dictated by the\nLord himself in these, our days and\nexplains many quotation theris, which\nare not\nIf perhaps, you possess this work, I\nA NEW DAY\"\n, at the New\ne and 42nd\npray, returnit to me,\nshort, the\nI know I. am asking very much of gon\nR.\n7\nto pay attention to a book sent by one of\nseparate\nS Fair Outfit\nyour humblest subjects, but please, believe\nTie, Suspender,\nme that I would not do it if it were not of\nhese with our\ntremendions Christmas. value, It should arrive for\nliments of\nyour deooted subject\nMrs. Martha M. Minter\ncerely\n'd. el Mrs. Helen Weber 1005 Emerald ave, Chicago, Dee\nlast Company\nR. A. Linden\nPresident\nWORLD'S FAIR\nLICENSE #2156\nGeorge B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales\nA Most Amazing Book!\n3.MAST Co.\nAchorly 12/27/20\nTHE HISTORY OF THE\nIMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS\nORIGIN OF ALL THINGS\nLATTERS' GOODS\nM\n26 WAVERLY PLACE\nBeing\n\"A Spiritual History of Mankind\"\n0837\nNEW YORK December 20, 1938 TELEPHONE\n0838\nSPRING 7-\n0839\nEighty-four years ago in the city of Pough-\nkeepsie, N. Y., a manufacturer and business\nman named Arnold, a member of the Society\nof Friends, received through the inspiration\nof the Holy Spirit a series of writings which\nnklin D. Roosevelt\nin 1852 he published under the title, \"The\nHistory of the Origin of All Things.\"\nBoth this and a second edition of 1883 are\nresident:\nnow out of print. Recently a copy of this sec-\nond edition, perhaps the only remaining one,\ncame into the hands of the present editors,\ndawn of the \"BIRTH OF A NEW DAY\"\nwho, being greatly impressed with its value\nrated on December 28th, at the New\nand of the urgent need of humanity for the\nlic Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd\nteachings and revelations contained therein,\nare issuing and making available in two vol-\nork City, which is in short, the\numes a revised edition of this unique work.\nE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR.\nA striking feature of the book is the pro-\nX 2147\nphetic statements concerning the future des-\nare sending you, under separate\ntiny of the United States-prophecies which\nficial Licensed World's Fair Outfit\nare even now being fulfilled.\nsion-viz-Boutonniere, Tie, Suspender,\nBand. Please accept these with our\nExtending to you the compliments of\nthe Season, we are,\nSincerely\nJ. ABUTH B. Mast Company\nR.A. Linden\nPresident\nWORLD'S FAIR\nLICENSE #2156\nGeorge B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales\nA Few Representative Quotations\nREVELATION\n\"I desire to have all men seek to know God and Me, His Son the Lord Jesus Christ, by prayer and by receiving in an-\nswer a revelation of truth. I desire to have you seek for this revelation each for himself and each in his own heart. For\nif God has power to speak to man, He will exercise it und er such circumstances. Many of you believe or profess to be-\nlieve that revelation ceased long since, but you cannot find any authority for such a belief in the Bible. You judge rather\nM\nfrom the fact that it did not come with outward signs as formerly. But the power of God is no less, and however long\nthe rain may be withheld it comes at last and is received by the parched ground joyfully, and a return at once is made by\nthe springing up of plants in places barren before. Thus it should be with men spiritually. There has been a drought of\nrevelation. For a long time it has been restricted, not by the will of God but by the perverseness of men. What men did\nnot desire was not given\nThis book is revelation.\"\n0837\nPROPHECY\n3\nTELEPHONE\n0838\nSPRING\n7-\n\"No spirit, not even God Himself, knows what any ma n in the body will do, because man possesses free-will. But in-\n0839\nasmuch as God and His high spirits know what has been, can see and know what is, and can perceive all the causes now\nexisting which might influence the future, a judgment nearly sure may be formed as to what any man will do throughout\nall his life. And as God and His high spirits further hav power and will to affect man's reason and urge his passions\nor propensities or incite his aspirations, they can secure such outward results as it may please God to resolve to have occur.\nSo far we go and so far God goes, not because of the impossibility for Him to go further, but because His will is that\nHe will not and that we shall not go further.\"\nHISTORY and NATURAL LAW\n\"When matter was chaos, a state to which it had progressed from nothing, it continued to progress into order. Order\nestablished the foundations of the astronomical systems, and in order they continued to progress or develop. From one con-\nfused chaos, pervading infinite space, there resulted heaven ly systems of universe, systems of suns, systems of planets, pri-\nmary and secondary. These various innumerable bodies all xperience the Divine care and partake of the Divine love\nAll\nare habitable, and all are inhabited-some by beings highe than man, some by lower orders only. Does God, then,\nman, or that family of men placed on this earth, as the only order of beings worthy of His care? Is it for man that reserve all\nthe starry globes, twinkling from afar, exist? Does man require that God should Himself descend from the seat of His\nN\npower and the home of His love; from pervading the who universe of universes, illimitable, incomprehensible by man,\nto dwell in one body, to concentrate Himself to one soul a nd that the soul of a man? What must be the presumption of a\new\nbeing like man to require this!\"\nMORALS\n\"You may think that if a man does good it is of no con sequence what his motive is. So it is to the recipient, but to the\ndoer it is of great consequence, for he reaps as he sows. If he SOWS for men's approval, he may get it, and that is his sole\nreward. If he acts for God's glory he receives a return fro m God, proportionate not to the good performed, but to the\nintention to do good. So you can see again how much surer is a man's reward who works for God than if he worked for\nmen. For men always give the glory in proportion to success; God gives it in proportion to intended accomplishment. In\nthe one case the man is rewarded according to his desire if he succeeds; in the other, whether or not he succeeds, his re-\nward is the same. Here is another great inducement to choose God for your Guide and Counselor and King.\"\nfit\nVolume I (250 pages). Price postpaid: Paper binding, $ .75, Cloth,\nVolume II (237 pages). Price postpaid:\n$1.00.\nnder,\nRobert T. Newcomb, Box 727, Asheville, N. .75, C.\nPaper\nbinding,\n$\nCloth,\n$1.00.\nour\nExtending to you the compliments of\nthe Season, we are,\nSincerely\nJ. B. Mast Company\nR. A. Linden\nPresident\nWORLD'S FAIR\nLICENSE #2156\nGeorge B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales\nROBERT LINDEN\nIt is one of the out\nMAST Co.\nSECTION 562, P. L. & R.\nof print editions\nMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS\nwhich was brought\nATTERS' GOODS\nM\nto me in a most\n26 WAVERLY PLACE\nmysterious way,\n0837\nabout tivo years\nNEW YORK December 20, 1938 TELEPHONE\n0838\nSPRING 7-\n0839\nbefor Mr. R.Z,\nshed the revised edition.\nnewcomb repupli-\nklin D. Roosevelt\nI however, received only a\nloan of it. When it was taken\nfrom my I had bookhnuters\nresident:\nin search for it, It took them\ndawn of the \"BIRTH OF A NEW DAY\"\na year to locate a copy, and\nated on December 28th, at the New\nthe prid was very high for\n.ic Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd\nork City, which is in short, the\nmy financial\nC NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR.\nBut I sacrificed other necesities,\nX 2147\nbe able topind or buy one to of\nand perhaps, l soould never\nare sending you, under separate\nficial Licensed World's Fair Outfit\nThese ofd cojoies, I ching it;\nsion-viz-Boutonniere, Tie, Suspender,\nrespectfully yours\nBand. Please accept these with our\nm.m. minter\nExtending to you the compliments of\nthe Season, we are,\nSincerely\nJ. B. Mast Company\nR. A. Linden\nPresident\nWORLD'S FAIR\nLICENSE #2156\nGeorge B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales\nROBERT A. LINDEN\nPRESIDENT & TREASURER\nAbort\nof\nJ. MAST Co.\n12/27/2021\nIMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS\nMEMBER\nOF\nTHE NEW YORK\nHATTERS' GOODS\nM\nCREDIT MEN'S\nASSOCIATION\n24-26 WAVERLY PLACE\nCABLE ADDRESS: WARLIKE NEW YORK\nP.P.7\n0837\nLIEBERS 5 LETTER\nCODES\nNEW YORK December 20, 1938 TELEPHONE {\n0838\nSPRING 7-\nBENTLEY'S\n0839\nW-b. We\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt\nHyde Park\nNew York\nMy dear Mr. President:\nThe dawn of the \"BIRTH OF A NEW DAY\"\nwill be celebrated on December 28th, at the New\nYork City Public Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd\nStreet, New York City, which is in short, the\nopening of THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR.\nX 2147\nWe are sending you, under separate\ncover, the Official Licensed World's Fair Outfit\nfor that occasion-viz-Boutonniere, Tie, Suspender,\nBelt and Arm-Band. Please accept these with our\nbest wishes.\nExtending to you the compliments of\nthe Season, we are,\nSincerely\nJ. B. Mast Company\nR.A.Linden\nPresident\nWORLD'S FAIR\nLICENSE #2156\nGeorge B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales\nDecember 27, 1938\nMy dear Mr. Lindens\nThis will acknowledge the receipt of\nyour letter of December twentieth. Thank you,\nin the President's behalf for your friendly\ngreetings and for the gift to which you refer.\nI can assure you that he will appreciate your\nkind thought of him, and that he would want\nno to convey his best wishes to you for the\nNew Year.\nVery sincerely yours,\n11. A. LoHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nR. A. Linden, Esq.,\n24-26 Waverly Place,\nes\nNow York, N.Y."
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