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F o r m N o . 131 f\ Cf ^* 1 (Jrhce Correspondence Governor Ecclee From FEDERAL RESERVE FEDERAL RESERVE B0MU> n ^ . November 4 f 1955 Subject: Major L. L. B. J , VL+ Daigtsx ^ • •>• Major L. L. B. Angae, the English stock broker whose pamphlet of a year or two ago, "The Cooing American Boom* got him a good deal of notoriety and subsequently a job in New York, was placed next to me at the recent dinner in New York to Roy M. Wenzlick, of the Heal Estate Analyst, Inc., St. Louis. You may encounter him at New Orleans, since he is on the program of the general convention; and you may find that he has in some respects anticipated in his address some of the things that you will say in yours • I have not read either of the pamphlets writtenfcyAngas, but the man himself impressed me as being very superficial and much too glib* I notice that in the address which he made the other day et the Young Men's Board of Trade in New ^ork he appropriated and apparently gave out as his own material that I know he had never heard of until he heard Wenzlick's address. The fellow looks and talks like a parrot, and I dare say that after he hears your speech he will soon be making it himself• l«—852
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