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Lyle T. Axverson New York 86-25 Dongan Ave», Elmhurst, New York. February 24, 1945. Honorable Marriner Eccles, Chairman, Federal Reserve Board, Washington 25, B*C* Dear Marriner: Please be good enough to send me copy of your recent testimony before the Senate Banking Committee. I am much interested in your views. With kind regards, I am /|Mthfully yours, February ¿7, 1945« Dear Lyle: When I was before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee the other day on the question of changing the gold reserve requirements for Federal Reserve notes and deposits, I was unexpectedly questioned as to what could be done to prevent inflation of capital values* I had no prepared statement, and I believe that the Committee has not yet printed the hearings in a form available to the public« Accordingly, I am unable to comply with the request in your letter of February 2U* With best regards, Sincerely yours, Mr. Lyle T. Alverson* 86-25 Dongan Avenue, E.Lmhurst, New York. ET;b
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