Letter from Jacqueline Cochran to Mrs. Earl Moulton

June 13, 1952 Dear Mrs. Moulton, when I saw Ginger and Ellis in Europe, they said you would be at the convention in Chicago as the National Committeewoman for New Mexico. I am going to be in Chicago for the convention and will be at the Drake Hotel not later than July 6 and hope to arrive on July 5. Since I have absolutely no official pos- concerning ition, of the and delegates hear chances are I will see nothing the activities but I am going to attend my first convention and try to find a way to get in on some of the activities. Itam ofairly certain I could have been named an alternate from California if I had not come out openly for General Eisenhower It would be nice to see you while in Chicago you New York City, know where at 435 so if will let me East 52nd Street, you will be, I will give you a call and maybe we can have dinner or something together. I hope you are for Eisenhower and that he will be nominated. Affectionate regards, Jacqueline Cochran Mrs. Earl Moulton 1600 Los Alamos Drive Albuquerque, N. M.