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PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE
PPF 9
Gifts M
Dec. 1938
PPF900504
December 8, 1938
pp7.
My dear Mr. McFall:
The President was indeed pleased to
receive the handsome gavel which you sent him
and has asked me to thank you very much for it.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Ivan McFall, Esq.,
Searcy,
Arkansas.
cd
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12/80
WE guel?
Searcy ank.
Nov. 21. 1938
Dear Sir;
I am glod to send thir
gavel to you l made it
during shop havers. at Searcy
high school It has the
natural Calor of the wood.
The block in walnut.
The white in Thickary
l hope that you will let
how you like it.
me know if you get it and
yours truly
oh
Ivan me7 all
P.P.7.
December 8, 1938
q-m
My dear Miss MacCreight:
The President deeply appreciates
that nice note of greetings and the box of
coral berries and greens which you were good
enough to send him at Chapel Hill, North
Carolina, and he asks me to send you this
little note of thanks for your friendly thought
of him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
E
Miss Alice Gordon MacCreight,
First Vice President, Woman's Club,
Hamlet,
oh
North Carolina.
Odd 12/80h
AMG
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For The Chief Executive of The United States-
he
Greetings from Hanlet, North Carolina-
He
The Hub of The Seaboard Air Line Rail Road
ad
and the hone of thousands of Labor Hen. In
the Land of the Long Leaf Pine-
These old fashioned Coral Berries,
Long Leaf Pine branches and Nagnolia leaves,
are presented with our good wishes-
Alice Gordon MacCroight,
First Vice President Woren's Club
Hardet, North Carolina.
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es
pp7m
9.m
December 8, 1938
My dear Mr. Morley:
It was indeed kind of you to send the
President a copy of "History of an Autumn". He
has asked me to thank you very much for it and
to send you his best wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
X#PP72432
Christopher Morley, Esq.,
Roslyn Heights,
Long Island,
New York.
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pp.7m q'
December 8, 1938
My dear Friends:
The President is glad indeed to have
the box of delicious apples. He asks me to
express his cordial appreciation to all of you
for the friendly thought which prompted you to
send them to him.
Very sincerely yours,
11. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Missoula Valley Water Users Association,
Missoula,
Montana.
To
es
miked
December 10, 1938
pp7
9'
My dear Mr. Miller:
Dear
Please accept the President's thanks
for your letter of December seventh. He greatly
appreciates your courtesy in sending him the copy
of your book: "The Isthmian Highway" and will give
very careful consideration to the suggestions you
make.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
HGM
Mr. Hugh Gordon Miller, X#P-P.7.1976
130 West 57th Street,
New York, N. Y.
wdh-mw
HUGH GORDON MILLER
attorney AT LAW
ack12/10/38
177 WEST 26TH ST.
NEW YORK
130 WEST 57TH ST.
NEW YORK
LACKAWANNA 4-5055
December 7, 1938.
Hon. Rudolph Foster:
Dear Rudolph:
If and when agreeable and convenient,
please see that the enclosed letter and the
book which I am sending under a separate cover,
reaches the President.
Very Sincerely,
P.S. How are you any way 11. old timer.
HGM,
HUGH GORDON MILLER
attorney AT LAW
177 WEST 26TH ST.
NEW YORK
130 WEST 57TH ST.
NEW YORK
LACKAWANNA 4-5055
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
President of the United States,
Washington, D.C.
December 7, 1938.
Dear Mr. President:
X 335
In connection with your present proposals for
national defense, I beg to suggest that, should there be
any question of the right of the United States to
fortify the Panama Canal. the "Isthmian Highway"
(by the undersigned) fully discusses the subjuct. I quote
the author's conclusion on the subject from page
I64, referring to the changes made in the Clayton Bulwer
Treaty, by the Second Hay Ponncefote Treaty, as follows:
(quote)
"The changes here, insofar as they are of substance,
consist of two omissions. First, the words "in time
of peace" have disappeared from Section I. This
means that, if there were war, the United States,
at its discretion, might close the canal.
Secondly, the words, "no fortifications shall be ere
erected commanding the canal or the waters adjacent," If
have been eliminated. The United States has the
right to erect such fortifications."
You probably have a copy of the "Isthmian Highway"
in the White House library, though asta close student
of such matters you are, I am sure, fully familiar
with the entire subject. I am not being so presumtious
as to try to inform you of something you already know,
but to suggest that the rest of the canal bonds, amounting
to several hundred millions of dollars, be now sold and
the money useditocerectsthese now absolutely neccessary
fortifications and in the language of the treaty to
"protect" the Canal.
I would be glad to talk this matter over with you
some time but havelong since given up all hope of ever
getting an interview. I am proud to say I have been able
to interview every President since McKinley and it
never took six years. I am afraid I am on a black list
-
at the White House.
\
Very sincerely,
\
$
P.S. I am giveng myself the pleasure of sending you
a copy of the Isthmian Highway which contains all the
authorities of the subject of the Panama Canal.
I am also enclosing a copy of a resolution I am
directed to send you.
FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION
RESOLUTION CONDEMNING THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS IN GERMANY,
offered by Hugh Gordon Miller and unanimously adopted at the
Federal Coury House, New York City, November I8, I938.
WHEREAS, We a free people are here peaceably assembled at an
Aeronautical Law Symposium being conducted by the
Committee on Aeronautical Law of the Federal Bar
ASsociation of NEX New York, New Jersey and Connecticut,
and,
WHEREAS, We are all grateful to be in this land of freedom and
opportunity, and
WHEREAS, We are shocked and grief-stricken over the cruel,
barbaric and inhuman treatment being accorded to the
unfortunate Jewish people by the German government
in Germany.
Now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED,
That we strongly and bitterly condemn such ruthless
action by the German government and further, that
we heartily appreve the action of President
Roosevelt in voicing officially and in behalf of
all our people of every racial extraction, and
every religion, and all political parties, the
horror and indignation of the A erican people
at such unspeakably inhuman and barbariah conduct
of a government claiming to be civilised, and urge
xxxxxxxxxxxxx E that unless these undenied abuses
and persecutions are halted and corrected and indemnified,
this nation sever all diplomatic, economic and professional
relations with Germany and do the same to any other
country which copies such barbaric conduct THat We
condemnu also the persecutions by the German gov't of
the members of the Christian religion in Germany. Our
condimnation is directed against the Nazi government
and not the german people.
RESOLVED,
That a capy of this resolution be sent to the President
of the United States, the United States Department
of State, and the American Jewish Congress.
Duly adopyed, Nor. 10th, I938.
7m Reed
Cape, Ben
December 8, 1938
ppt. me
McKAY, Mrs. Lawrence L.,
Wash., D.C.
Dec. 9, 1938.
Letter to Mr. McIntyre, stating her husband has a pamphlet relating to a clipper
ship, "The Great Republic" which he would like to present to the President. Asking for
an appointment with the President for her husband.
Letter referred to Mr. McKenna, advising him that Mr. McKay will come in to see
Mr. McIntyre some morning in the near future. Asks that letter be given to Mr. McIntyre
when he comes in.
See P.P.F.223
br
P.P.7
9-m
missed m Reed
McCOY
BROS
Cape, Ben
December 8, 1938
p.P. q-m
My dear Captain McCoyt
Mar
I have received your letter of December
second, with the enclosed copy of communication.
Thank you in the President's behalf for the rug
to which you refer. I can assure you that the
friendly thought which prompted its presentation
is much appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
President
11, A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Cla So stoud
Captain Bill McCoy,
1
Sunset Court Apartments,
Palm Beach,
Florida.
es
U was assured by Uma Xnexalier
that we would go ahead, and
enclosed
letter
McCOY BROS.
returned
12-14-38
Capt. Ben
Capt. Bill
gode
1001
Sunset Court Apartments
PALM BEACH
FLORIDA
Dec 9-1938
Mis. Margantte Le Hand
Mastington, D.C.
Hand
Did the mg of the "old Haitford
anne safely ? I hope our
President likes it.
1
alout that school - clam not
seeking publicity a Repater dug
up the letter I foraided you! and
buit up the story from it
Owas assured by Pina Chelalier
that we would go ahead, and
P.
my idea was to create a heavy
little schomer for Pusidunt
Roserelt- When the Press
mind m. Pino Cheralin he
said - the stoy was without
foundation- - But you see what
he said in his letter-
I am very sorry it all happened
-
will you please return the letter
that I enclosed-
Respy.
Bill meloy
THE WHITE house
WASHINGTON
arkeds , 2/898
ill
December 6, 1938
&W
may
set Court Apartments
LM BEACH
DRIDA
ec 2-1938
MEMORANDUM FOR MISS LE HAND:
Missy:
I would suggest that, upon receipt of
the rug, this letter be merely acknowledged and
thanks expressed for the rug.
no Chevalin
S. T. E.
in, for the
I have
- mind.
in dug up
scrap look
c made
tal has
to do with our President
% he sere I would love to build
McCOY BROS.
Capt. Ben
Capt. Bill
TO IL
Sunset Court Apartments
PALM BEACH
FLORIDA
Mis mar gants Le Hand
Dec 2-1938
White House
Washington D.e.
Dear Mir Hand- -
Zn several years M.. P.B. Pimo Chevalin
Comacial attache at nashington, for the
D ommean Republic - and I have
had the enclosed matter in mind.
-
& a few days ago - a reporter dug up
the enclosed letter from my scrap look
and as is usual have made
headlines of something that has
to do with our President
-
% he sere I would love to build
When the President - said
P.S.
2
гояя Y0J0M
sailing along- -
Ruid of sorthing, to match crull'
her - Greater glidmy over
the blue seas- -
Please belive as not a publicity
humter, But I admine
one Presiduct so much -
and We love ships in
comm. - So I think
the Rug will please lun
Leaning by express today
P.PMC
S.
1
When the President- said -
me will vehicled the old
"Hartfnd"- - I designed, and
had an old dom East lady
hork a Rug of the
Hartford under - full said
Its vally to mie to walk on -
Perhaps it mill fit into our
Pres idents Den on the
Hudson -
Hung on the wall- well
stutched - you can see her
McCOY BROS.
Capt. Ben
Capt. Bill
111/11
Sunset Court Apartments
PALM BEACH
FLORIDA
this vessel, and have offend my
semies Gratis to the Domman
President -
Oto an old custom, Juner Victoria
gave the Rehdire of Egypt an
rear lunen for c zacht.
I hope this will not anong on
Pres dent But I hope some
day to see it the If ever
these Spaniaids stop saying -
(over) Managna"- -tommor Sincerly Bill - meling
pr 7.
December 14, 1938
q-m
My dear Mrs. Leitner:
The President has received your let-
ter of December twelfth and I want to assure
you that he deeply appreciates the evidence
of friendly interest which it conveys. He
asks me to thank you, too, for your kindness
in sending him the enclosures.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. George Leitner,
101 Maple Avenue,
Hollidaysburg,
Pennsylvania.
oh
a
MAR
Mayowood Greenhouse Shoon
December 12th th /38
ROCHESTER, MINN.
adid
12/14/06
sending you this
I ey plain just volup
& hope you will
please read Right an nrong continued
on following page. of am a Democrat
and a to a cholis and & am going to
pray for you and your f amily every
day, enclose find a few Lettle Heased
med als and a Hessed cord if you
care to have them, shank you, chankyou
for all you have done for Caflige us,
mrs. George Lictner
101 Maple Avenue,
10 ollidays Pa. s burg,
Decem for 12th the / 38
a
adid
12/14/06
sending you this
l explain just volup
o am writing you. & hope you will
please read Right an nroug continued
on following page. of am a Democrat
and a barholis and & am going to
pray for you and your f amily every
day, enclose find a few Little Heased
med als and a Hessed cord if you
Lane to have them, shank you, chankyou
for all you have done for Cablige us.
mrs. George Lictner,
101 Maple Avenue,
Hollidays Pa. burg,
December 19th the / 38
a
Hear mr. President,
achid
12/14 gh
Fam sending you this
little paper which will ey plain just volup
of am writing you of hope you will
please read Right On mrong continued
on following page. of am a Democrat
and a barholis and & am going h-
pray for you and your family every
day, enclose find a few Little Heased
med als and a Hessed cord if you
Lane to have than, shank you, chankyne
for all you have done for Cablige us
mrs. George Lictner,
101 Maple Avenue,
Hollidays Pa. burg,
pig.m
December 19, 1938
My dear Mrs. Miller:
The President has received your note
of December eleventh and thanks you very much
for your kind thought in sending him the book
of poems to which you refer. He asks me to con-
Thy
vey to you and to your husband his sincere good
wishes for the holiday season.
Very sincerely yours,
to the
the
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Y
Mrs. Mary 0. Miller,
4204 Roland Avenue,
Baltimore,
Maryland.
cd
of
achid
12/19
pr
Thank Ahh
ToPM study
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4204 Roland are,
Baltimore, Maryland, to
Dec. 11, 1938.
President Franklin Rooserelt,
The White House,
Washington, d.c.
my dear President Rooserelt,
Once a friend of my
mother was asked if she approved
of the election of mr. Hoorer to the
presidency. she answered, "I do not
object at all. Really I have never
X had trouble with any of the
of myself and my husband
presidents!" that was my
for all in the W hite House.
Case until you came to the white
with high esteem,
House!
Sincerely,
To the office of President you has
Ans ) Mary Owings miller
hought not only distinction and
a rare integrity huta sense of
dramatic excitement. Charm has
captured interest and surprise is
its daily food. from chaos you
have harvested confidence.
Irealize that there is little I
Can do to show my appreciation
her at least it gives me pleasure
to send to you my prize volume
of poems, Only Brown Stubble.
It brings with it the good wishe
pr7.
December 19, 1938
q-m
My dear Miss McCandless:
It was nice of you to send the glass to
the President. He asks me to thank you ever so
much and to express his appreciation of your
friendly holiday greetings.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Miss Margaret McCandless,
339 Church Lane,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
cd
339 Church Lane,
Germantown, Philadelphia
Rooserelt: Webcemberb, achd 12/19
d am sending this
19, 1938
stamp collector's magnifier
ppt
to our dearly beloved President
qm a m
with best wishes for a merry
Christmas and six more happy
9th has been
no Prosi-
nding him
does years, Spres to Margare yours, Mc Sandless friendly may be
sure
urs,
16. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
W. D. Moody, Esq.,
R.F.D. 12,
Rocky Mount,
North Carolina.
get
Phila delphia Penna.
339 Shurch Lane
His Excellency, The President pthe United
States-
1820
Franklin Delano Rosserdt,
White House,
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UNITED
STATES
Hashing ton,
POSTAGE
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THOMAS
JEFFERSON
1601-1509
3 CENTS 3
7m Preot
December 19, 1938
ppt
q.m
My dear Mr. Moody:
Your letter of December eighth has been
received and I want to thank you in the Presi-
dent's behalf for your courtesy in sending him
the picture to which you wefer. You may be sure
that he is deeply grateful for your friendly
thought in writing.
Very sincerely yours,
11. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
W. D. Moody, Esq.,
R.F.D. 12,
Rocky Mount,
North Carolina.
get
Uninersity
ack
rune 3
Public Mount are
XXV
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pp.7.
to klin our President mr. 1938
so
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you love for in his name
D. Rooserelt God from Bless
line you our President somech long in we God all
for
We trust, Dear mr, Rooserelt
onnets".
i am sending you a bicture of
endly
to
my the million Dollar twin leaf
the of Golden Weed, king of
money erop this in a
twin leaf of tobacco. it war
Grown in 1937, you may not
RY
beline it but there was some
Where near 49.350.167.463 lears
of tobacco Gerown in 1937 and
cd
one twin leaf to show for it
self this in some thing you
University
as
pp7.
may see once in a life time
this Picture is called the
338
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Golden twin the Million
Dollar twin was valued at
$5.000 Dollars at the Planters
national Bank & trust CO. in
u for
Rocky Mount re of am Going
Sonnets".
to but it on display soon
*iendly
for every one to see, the
C to
Twin leaf in 11½=19 incher
in a 14=20 frame betwin 2
sheets of eliphane Sapen
air tight it Wold be a Gift ad PARY
for any one to own it a real
twin leaf of tobacco in a
frame so every one cold see
it, a hope you Will except it
cd
for it War Grown in Goodold
north earolina you may
University
3
pp7.
show it to your frends in the
white house for itsome thing 938
9-m
in tobacco it is the first one
new in my 20 years experince
of have ever seen and the
only one that have ever u for
ben on display that of now
Sonnets".
of the one and only milli *iendly
on Dollar twin. king of The C
to
money erop.... this in Rome
thing just a few People have
ever seen, an 4 hope d can send it tothe
World fair. 9 Wold like to But it in the ad PARY
Washington Baper and the new york
times Baper but Dontnow who to
Write to so will let that be, tell the
boys of will send them one when they
cd
become President. if they are as
Good as you for you sure have
University
4
pp7.
saved us, an of trust that you
will except this sicture as a rift 938
9-m
from a tenant farmer of Good
old north earoilina yours
mr, W.D. moody
R,F.D,NO.E.
na for
Rocky amount
Sonnets".
,ne
riendly
k to
P.S. be sure to run for
President a Gain, and 4 Will
vote for you.
' am sending you a few sheets nd
of any scrips. to show you
TARY
What the twin of the Golden
Weed in and if you Will Thine
one to the new york puper and
cd
one to the Washington Baper
it Wold help me a lot, think you
pp7.
m Reed
December 19, 1938
9-m
My dear Dr. Moore:
The President asks me to thank you for
the copy of "One Thousand Autobiographical Sonnets".
I can assure you that he appreciates the friendly
thought which prompted you to send the book to
him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Dr. Merrill Moore,
384 Commonwealth Avenue,
Boston,
cd
Massachusetts.
Memarial
chair With filt the and
December 21, 1938
p.p.7.
q-m m
Compliments of
12/19
Dr. Merrill Moore
384 Commonwealth Avenue
your book, "The Yankee
Boston
received. In accordance
Massachusetts
i be very glad to present
now he will wish me to
for your kindness.
F sincerely yours,
STEPHEN EARLY
etery to the President
Mr. Robert Stanley MeCordock,
Lincoln Memorial University,
Herrogate, Tennessee
pls
December 21, 1938
P.P.7. q-m
My dear Mr. MeCordock:
The copy of your book, "The Yankee
Cheese Box", has just been received. In accordance
with your request, I shall be very glad to present
it to the President and know he will wish me to
thank you, in his behalf, for your kindness.
Very sincerely yours,
STEPHEN EARLY
Secretary to the President
Mr. Robert Stanley MeCordock,
Lincoln Memorial University,
Herrogate, Tennessee
pls
Tinroln Hemorial Huinersity
A Living Memorial Sustained By A Grateful People
Harrogate, Tennessee
department OF HISTORY
ppt, q-m
December 18, 1938.
Et
Mr. Stephen Early,
The White House,
Washington, D.C.
My dear Mr. Early:
In connection with your letter of
December 14th, I am sending you a copy of my Yankee
Cheese Box, which I would be happy to have you pass
on to President Roosevelt with my compliments.
Sincerely yours,
Robert Stanley me Cordock
Professor of History.
ags
McAD00, Hon. William Gibbs
Santa Barbara, Calif.
12-21-38
(ack.)
Sent the President some avocados.
Acknowledged by the President.
SEE P.P.F. 308
P.P.F.
9-M
X
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 Emma 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-M
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.
Columbia, S.C.
International Language Club
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
(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.
CAPOZZOLA, Isidoro
Phoenix, Arizona
Colorado Springs, 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
LUDENGTON, Katharine - Pres.
GAUL, Mrs. C.
(sent box of Xnas cards)
Connecticut league of Women
N. Tonawanda, N.Y.
Veters
HANNON, Mrs. K.
SPEARMAN, Janet
Hartford, Conn.
Aurora, Ill.
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.
ROSENTHAL, Mrs. Gertrude L.
MARCO, Edward
FARACI, Stella
Philadelphia, Pa.
Chelsea, Mass.
Washington, D. C.
Wants autographed photo.
SASLAW, Samuel K.
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Washington, D.C.
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Mr.Charles Alirhrlson
Batting for Capx.,Bill Lea
December 22, 1938
Dear Charlie:
Many thanks to you and Captain
Bill Lea for those delicious mallards. They
were enjoyed by the whole family.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year to you.
Always sincerely yours,
F. D. R.
Mr. Charles Michelson X#007,798 X
National Press Building
Washington, D. C.
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Dear Charlie:
Many thanks to you and Captain
Bill Lea for those delicious mallards. They
were enjoyed by the whole family.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year to you.
Always sincerely yours,
F. D. R.
Mr. Charles Michelson XHPP.,7. X 7798
National Press Building
Washington, D. C.
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My dear Mr. McGinty:
D.C.
The President has asked me to thank
Dear
you for your note of December nineteenth and
for your kind Christmas greetings. It was
indeed thoughtful of you to let him see the
sketch drawn by your son and he sends his best
wishes for a happy holiday season to you and
the members of your family.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Edward R. McGinty, Esq.,
7015 Elton Ivenue,
Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Dec. 19/38
How. Frankhir D. Rossevelh:
President of United States.
Dear President:-
Washington. D.C.
I am sending you
a picture which was drawn
by my son of you. he is
fifteen years old goes to
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trucks am thankful believe he will. I
and happy as can be
at least I can earn Joyous "Merry Christmas
also wish you a
and a Healthy Happy
new year also your
whole family Stephen
Early. and your cabinet
members the same
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for you the next time
you run. I remain,
Respectfully yours
mr. Edward
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Dear Sister Cosica:
Just a little note to tell you
how very much I appreciate your sending me the
medal.
I am always grateful for the thoughts
and prayers of the Sisters and I send you and
the other Sisters at St. Joseph's Hospital my
very best wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
Sister Cosica
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Paul, minnesota
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Cosica, St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Louis.
She was in the hospital where Mrs.
Frank Walker was.
Will you prepare letter for the
President's signature?
M. A. LeHand
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if a suit has been made for the President from the
resented to him recently by Col. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,
E. The tweed was made on hand-looms in a mill which is
he Fountains Abbey Settlers Society Limited is carrying
ployment. If 8 suit has been made, asked to be advised
graph of the President wearing the suit has appeared in the
ave a reproduction or advice as to the paper and date in which
he Society is a charity which was founded by Mr. Clare Vyner
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present the President with cloth from the Fountains Abbey mills
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length of tweed that was presented to him recently by Col. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,
friends of Lady Doris Vyner. The tweed was made on hand-looms in a mill which is
part of the scheme which the Fountains Abbey Settlers Society Limited is carrying
out for the relief of unemployment. If a suit has been made, asked to be advised
what kind, and if a photograph of the President wearing the suit has appeared in the
Press, he would like to have a reproduction or advice as to the paper and date in which
it appeared. Said that the Society is a charity which was founded by Mr. Clare Vyner
and Lady Doris Vyner. --- Miss Le Hand replied to Mr. Nott on Dec. 19, 1938 saying that
Col. and Mrs. Murray did present the President with cloth from the Fountains Abbey mills
but the suit has not yet been made up.
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December 30, 1938
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My dear Mr. Marshall:
The President was delighted to receive
those fine Idaho potatoes which you sent to him
for his Christmas dinner. He wants you to know
that he deeply appreciates your friendly thought-
fulness and has asked me to convey his very best
wishes to you for the New Year.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. Le Hand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
J. P. Marshall, Esq.,
c/o Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company,
Twin Falls,
LBE
Idaho.
This through the courtesy of Senator E. Borah.
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TWIN FALLS, IDAHO.
Dec. 19th, 1938
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
The White House
Washington, D. C.
Dear President:
Again having reached the close of a very satisfactory year and appre-
ciating the personal courtesies extended me when I called on you the
past season, and bearing in mind your appreciation of the wonderful
Idaho potato, especially as grown by J. P. Marshall, I am again having
forwarded to you another box of the very fine Idaho potato, which I
hope will reach you in mind that you and your family may enjoy these
for your Christmas dinner.
The high class Idaho potato has been a mortgage lifter for Idaho farmers
for the past several years and we sincerely hope that we will continue
to receive the most ardent support through farm regulations to protect
the quality of products that We are so generally proud of and which I
hope you will agree with me is manifested in this product which I hope
will add materially to your pleasure for your Christmas dinner.
Wishing you and your family a very fine Christmas and a happy New Year
to come, I am
It Sincerely, massbell
J. P. Marshall
P. S.
To house
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greetings, the medal and the bookmark which you
enclosed. He much appreciates the good wishes
which your communication conveys.
Very sincerely yours,
M. H. MoINTYRE
Secretary to the President
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Miss Anne Teresa O'Brien,
928 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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My dear Miss O'Brien:
The President has received your nice
letter of December twenty-ninth and has asked
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me to thank you ever SO much for your kindness
in writing and sending him the card of birthday
greetings, the medal and the bookmark which you
enclosed. He much appreciates the good wishes
which your communication conveys.
Very sincerely yours,
M. H. MoINTYRE
Secretary to the President
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928 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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call Rosecy
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members. Some time pray when
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
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157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
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Catholics enrolled you in what the
the Cloistered and they pray for
anfiliary. These mine are
call Rosecy
members. Some time when
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
3 A Redge Rhila. are
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in her life but she for you
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antiliary These mine are
call Rosecy
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members. Some time when
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
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Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
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PERPETUAL ROSARY AUXILIARY
by inshes you
OF THE
SHRINES OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY
my my mother
old and every
the radio
my one make
(1) any one
its talking
Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary
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Rome - Camden - Syracuse
he will say
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you she never voted
100 percent mr. Presedent, l
in her life but she for you
Catholics enrolled you in what the
anfiliary. These mine are
call Rosecy
the Cloistered members. and Some they time pray when for
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
8
New York, N. Y.
28 28 Redge Phila. are
Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary
Haddon & Euclid Avenues - Camden, New Jersey
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OBJECT:-The Perpetual Rosary Aux-
iliary has for its threefold object.
1-The increase of spiritual and temporal blessings
for its members, through union with the prayers of-
rely unshes you
fered night and day by the Cloistered Perpetual Rosary
Sisters;
2-To assist the Cloistered Perpetual Rosary
day my mother
Sisters in their Apostolate of bringing souls "To Jesus
Through Mary."
sold and every
3-To help support the Perpetual Rosary and the
Shrines of Our Lady of the Rosary, by small alms
and other good works.
on the radio
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP:-
1-Is renewed annually.
2-Is open to men and women.
Deceased persons may be enrolled to participate in
in any one
any one make
3-Fee is twenty-five cents a year.
the benefits of the Auxiliary.
4-To be admitted to membership the name must
be inscribed in the Register of the Perpetual Rosary
tarts talking
Convent at any one of the Shrines of Our Lady of the
Rosary. This may be done by direct communication
or through duly appointed Promoters who should
show the members their membership blank signed by
ing on in the
the Superior authorizing them to act as Promoters.
SPIRITUAL ADVANTAGES:-
she will say
1-During the year of enrollment a special share
resident is
in all Masses offered for Benefactors.
2-A special share in over (32,000) thirty two
thousand HOURS OF GUARD kept night and day in
all their Convents by the Cloistered Sisters in the
never voted
Presence of the Most Blessed Sacrament before the
statue of Our Blessed Mother.
3-The Rosary recited for all the members of the
Auxiliary every night from 11 to 12 by the Cloistered
Sisters.
ut she for you
4-A special Novena (nine days and nights of
prayers) for the members of the Auxiliary every
Presedent, l
month from the 1st to the 9th by the Cloistered Sisters.
5-The special help and protection of Our Blessed
Mother in all the trials and difficulties of life.
in what the
PROMOTERS:- are admitted to two years mem-
bership for every year served as a Promoter. After
five years as Promoter they are admitted to Perpetual
Membership. They must have their membership blank
authorizing them to act as Promoters. Promoters
here mine are
el Rosecy
signed by the Prioress of the Monastery at the Shrine
membership blanks will be sent on request. This is an
opportunity to help spread devotion to Our Ever
Blessed Mother The great Mother of God.
they pray for
Members once admitted share as long as they give
the annual Alms.
me time when
M. As LeHand
Pres. Franklen D. Roosevelt
PRIVATE SECRETARY
has been received as a Member
Mother M. Louis Bertrand, O. P.
Superior General
sters,
Date Dec 29-1938
let
Dec 29-1938
928 Redge Rhila. are
Dear m President Rorsevelt.
actifs laB
a happy Birthday my mother
our whole fundy unshes you
time you are on the radio
is past 70 years Cold and every
she wont let any one make
a sound It here any one
comes in and starts talking
about what going on in the
l world think today our President she will is say
wonderful she never voted
100 percent. mr. Presedent, l
in her life but she for you
Catholics enrolled you in what the
anfiliary. These mine are
call Rosery
the Cloistend members. and Some they time pray when for
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
directed en the
just might be at
intention and asking Ocertor
the mens are praying for you
to take charof Los you and and help you
and Our d always
help you et en your duties.
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pray healthall will enjoy
good during 1939
wishing you reu and your family
a Happy Iam year
miss anne Teresa Green
Respt yours.
928 Redge are
Phila
Pa.
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
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A Birthday
Prayer
30, 1938
to thank
ristmas
which you
1" your
est wishes
for the New Year.
Thank you also for the framed pic-
ture which you sent to me. I do appreciate
your beautiful Christmas card.
Very sincerely yours,
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
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Wherever you go,
God smooth your way,
God keep you happy
each passing day,
and grant you always
in ways untold
all the dear joys
your heart can hold!
miss anne T. OBren.
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family 928 Redge are.
Phila. Pa.
Thank you also for the framed pic-
ture which you sent to me. I do appreciate
your beautiful Christmas card.
Very sincerely yours,
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
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Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
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ROBERT A.LINDEN
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December 30, 1938
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My dear Mrs. Masters:
The President has asked me to thank
you ever so much for your card of Christmas
Greetings and for the playing cards which you
sent to him. Be is most grateful for your
friendly thought and sends you his best wishes
for the New Year.
Thank you also for the framed pic-
ture which you sent to me. I do appreciate
your beautiful Christmas card.
Very sincerely yours,
M. As LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
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Mrs. Eleanor Lee Masters,
157 West 103rd Street,
New York, N. Y.
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ROBERT A. LINDEN
MA Reed
December 27, 1938
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My dear Miss McWhirter:
The copy of your book which you were
good enough to inscribe and send to the President
has been received. He has asked me to thank you
ever so much for your courtesy and to extend to
you his very best wishes for the New Year.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LoHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Miss Louise McWhirter,
2901 18th Street, N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
get
ROBERT A. LINDEN
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with
December 29, 1938
My dear Mrs. Minter:
The President has asked me to thank
you for your letter of December seventeenth and to
tell you how much he appreciates your kind thought
in giving him on opportunity to see the hooks which
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you sent under separate cover. The books are being
returned to you herewith.
The President sends you his very best
wishes for the coming year.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. Martha 11. Minter,
c/o Mrs. Helen Weber,
7005 Emerald Avenue,
Chicago,
Illinois.
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Franklin D.Roosevelt.
Washington, D.e.'
Honorable Sir,
Pardon my boldness to
A NEW DAY"
write to you. This is promited by a deep
at the New
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of
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I take great pleasure in presenting
last Aun Company
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President
WORLD'S FAIR
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George B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales
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for it is as sacret as the Bible, only
more so, because it is dictated by the
Lord himself in these, our days and
explains many quotation theris, which
are not
If perhaps, you possess this work, I
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liments of
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Mrs. Martha M. Minter
cerely
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last Company
R. A. Linden
President
WORLD'S FAIR
LICENSE #2156
George B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales
A Most Amazing Book!
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THE HISTORY OF THE
IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS
ORIGIN OF ALL THINGS
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Being
"A Spiritual History of Mankind"
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Eighty-four years ago in the city of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., a manufacturer and business
man named Arnold, a member of the Society
of Friends, received through the inspiration
of the Holy Spirit a series of writings which
nklin D. Roosevelt
in 1852 he published under the title, "The
History of the Origin of All Things."
Both this and a second edition of 1883 are
resident:
now out of print. Recently a copy of this sec-
ond edition, perhaps the only remaining one,
came into the hands of the present editors,
dawn of the "BIRTH OF A NEW DAY"
who, being greatly impressed with its value
rated on December 28th, at the New
and of the urgent need of humanity for the
lic Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd
teachings and revelations contained therein,
are issuing and making available in two vol-
ork City, which is in short, the
umes a revised edition of this unique work.
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A striking feature of the book is the pro-
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Extending to you the compliments of
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A Few Representative Quotations
REVELATION
"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-
swer a revelation of truth. I desire to have you seek for this revelation each for himself and each in his own heart. For
if God has power to speak to man, He will exercise it und er such circumstances. Many of you believe or profess to be-
lieve that revelation ceased long since, but you cannot find any authority for such a belief in the Bible. You judge rather
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from the fact that it did not come with outward signs as formerly. But the power of God is no less, and however long
the rain may be withheld it comes at last and is received by the parched ground joyfully, and a return at once is made by
the springing up of plants in places barren before. Thus it should be with men spiritually. There has been a drought of
revelation. For a long time it has been restricted, not by the will of God but by the perverseness of men. What men did
not desire was not given
This book is revelation."
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"No spirit, not even God Himself, knows what any ma n in the body will do, because man possesses free-will. But in-
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asmuch as God and His high spirits know what has been, can see and know what is, and can perceive all the causes now
existing which might influence the future, a judgment nearly sure may be formed as to what any man will do throughout
all his life. And as God and His high spirits further hav power and will to affect man's reason and urge his passions
or propensities or incite his aspirations, they can secure such outward results as it may please God to resolve to have occur.
So far we go and so far God goes, not because of the impossibility for Him to go further, but because His will is that
He will not and that we shall not go further."
HISTORY and NATURAL LAW
"When matter was chaos, a state to which it had progressed from nothing, it continued to progress into order. Order
established the foundations of the astronomical systems, and in order they continued to progress or develop. From one con-
fused chaos, pervading infinite space, there resulted heaven ly systems of universe, systems of suns, systems of planets, pri-
mary and secondary. These various innumerable bodies all xperience the Divine care and partake of the Divine love
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are habitable, and all are inhabited-some by beings highe than man, some by lower orders only. Does God, then,
man, 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
the starry globes, twinkling from afar, exist? Does man require that God should Himself descend from the seat of His
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power and the home of His love; from pervading the who universe of universes, illimitable, incomprehensible by man,
to 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
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being like man to require this!"
MORALS
"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
doer 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
reward. If he acts for God's glory he receives a return fro m God, proportionate not to the good performed, but to the
intention 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
men. For men always give the glory in proportion to success; God gives it in proportion to intended accomplishment. In
the one case the man is rewarded according to his desire if he succeeds; in the other, whether or not he succeeds, his re-
ward is the same. Here is another great inducement to choose God for your Guide and Counselor and King."
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Extending to you the compliments of
the Season, we are,
Sincerely
J. B. Mast Company
R. A. Linden
President
WORLD'S FAIR
LICENSE #2156
George B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales
ROBERT LINDEN
It is one of the out
MAST Co.
SECTION 562, P. L. & R.
of print editions
MPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS
which was brought
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to me in a most
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mysterious way,
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about tivo years
NEW YORK December 20, 1938 TELEPHONE
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befor Mr. R.Z,
shed the revised edition.
newcomb repupli-
klin D. Roosevelt
I however, received only a
loan of it. When it was taken
from my I had bookhnuters
resident:
in search for it, It took them
dawn of the "BIRTH OF A NEW DAY"
a year to locate a copy, and
ated on December 28th, at the New
the prid was very high for
.ic Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd
ork City, which is in short, the
my financial
C NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR.
But I sacrificed other necesities,
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be able topind or buy one to of
and perhaps, l soould never
are sending you, under separate
ficial Licensed World's Fair Outfit
These ofd cojoies, I ching it;
sion-viz-Boutonniere, Tie, Suspender,
respectfully yours
Band. Please accept these with our
m.m. minter
Extending to you the compliments of
the Season, we are,
Sincerely
J. B. Mast Company
R. A. Linden
President
WORLD'S FAIR
LICENSE #2156
George B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales
ROBERT A. LINDEN
PRESIDENT & TREASURER
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of
J. MAST Co.
12/27/2021
IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS
MEMBER
OF
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CREDIT MEN'S
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24-26 WAVERLY PLACE
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NEW YORK December 20, 1938 TELEPHONE {
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W-b. We
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
My dear Mr. President:
The dawn of the "BIRTH OF A NEW DAY"
will be celebrated on December 28th, at the New
York City Public Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd
Street, New York City, which is in short, the
opening of THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR.
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We are sending you, under separate
cover, the Official Licensed World's Fair Outfit
for that occasion-viz-Boutonniere, Tie, Suspender,
Belt and Arm-Band. Please accept these with our
best wishes.
Extending to you the compliments of
the Season, we are,
Sincerely
J. B. Mast Company
R.A.Linden
President
WORLD'S FAIR
LICENSE #2156
George B. Atwood, in Charge of Sales
December 27, 1938
My dear Mr. Lindens
This will acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of December twentieth. Thank you,
in the President's behalf for your friendly
greetings and for the gift to which you refer.
I can assure you that he will appreciate your
kind thought of him, and that he would want
no to convey his best wishes to you for the
New Year.
Very sincerely yours,
11. A. LoHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
R. A. Linden, Esq.,
24-26 Waverly Place,
es
Now York, N.Y.