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FREDERIC A. DELANO 1O16 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. D. C. Washington, D. C•, October 16, 1935. B7O LEXINGTON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Honorable Karriner S # 3cclesf Governor of the Federal Reserve Boprd, Washington 2uildi;ig, Washington, B.C. lly deev Governor Eccles: Mr# Preston. Delano has spoken to me about the matter of having Vx. J. !!. Daiger of your staff associated with the Housing subject. I am in complete accord rath this idea, but as I wpnt to Iceep the number on the Central Planning ^roup as sraall as I can (if possible not exceeding seven or eirht), I will see if we canft get l£r. Daiger connected with one of the important sub-coonittees* I hope this will be sat- isfactory, and I may add that I am anxious that you should retain your interert in tee subject of housing m d its relation to the general recovery program. TOTJTS very sincerely, October 17, 1935* Mr. Frederic h. Delano, 1016 Interior Department, Washington, D. C. My dear Mr, Delano: I appreciate your letter of October 16th relative to your arranging for Mr. J. M. Daiger to be associated in some way with the Housing subject. as you know, I have always been greatly interested in the housing Program and wish to be in as close touch with it as possible. In view of the fact that I personally cannot taite any active part in it, I would appreciate any consideration shown Mr. Daiger in permitting him to be associated in the matter so that he may keep me informed of the activities in connection with the Housing subject. Sincerely yours, 1. S. Eccles, Chairman. MSE:VE:b
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