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629 ANCHIVES AND RECORDS IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAY 3, 1946 The President has received the following letter: "May 2, 1946 "Dear Mr. President: "We, the undersigned American members of the Executive of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, deem it our duty to address to you our profoundest satisfaction with the adoption by the Anglo/Ancrican Committee of your proposal with respect to the 100,000 displaced persons. We believe, as you do, that it is of the first importance to proceed without delay with the inplemen- tation of the program in relation to the actual transfer of the 100,000 to Palestine. "We desire to take this means, Mr. President, to pledge to you our fullest cooperation in this great task not only on behalf of the Jewish Agency for Palestine but also on behalf of the great number of American Zionists whom we have the honor to represent. Our organization here, on the Continent and in Palestine is at your disposal in the execution of any part of the program that may be assigned to us. "With deepest appreciation of the statesnanlike and humano spirit which prompted you to take the initiative in this historic move and with renewed assurance of our abiding gratitude, we have the honor to remain, Respectfully yours, /s/ / S / Abba Hillel Silver Stephen S. Wise /s/ /s/ Nahum Goldnann Louis Lipsky /s/ /s/ Eliahu Epstein Meyer W. Weisgal, Washington Representative Secretary"