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l 8ft, 1329. I vast to off©r you ay cosapliand eoaAjratulatiaaa on the fiaa work d i s prest&tin^ your -rie^s- oa Act before tise GosEn I feel ^ure that this | i thin;, to do fros; an ecoiia^ic NMUMM standc-oi^t €c:d that yowt action will b m the ^unertl ^pproTal -aUicli i t Sincerely fU Kenry of the -ET":b TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY W A S H INGTON March 27, 1939. My dear Mr. Eccles: In the absence of the Secretary, who is away on a brief vacation, I am acknowledging your letter of March 25th. It will be brought to Mr. Morgenthaufs attention as soon as he returns to the office, and in the meantime I am sure he would wish me to thank you for your words of commendation concerning his recent appearance before the Committee. Sincerely yours, H. S. Klotz, Private Secretary. Honorable Marriner S, Eccles, Chairman, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, Washington, D. C.
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