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T0_____ Governor Broderick

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Chairman Ec<^es

REMARKS:
Thought you might like to see
a nice letter from a fine boy.




GOVERNOR’
S OFFICE

PRINCETON - HARVARD -YALE CONFERENCE
on "Government and Economic Stability”

Under the Auspices of the Daily Princetonian, Harvard Crimson and Yale News
at Princeton University, May 8th and 9th, 1936
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

F A C U L T Y COM M ITTEES
P r in c e t o n —

Chairman: J o se p h L. B r o d e r ic k , Daily Princetonian
J o h n B. B o w d it c h , Harvard Crimson

May 14, 1936

Chairman i

W i l l i a m H . O r r ic k , J r., Yale News

H a r o ld W i l l i s D odds
E d w a r d S . C o r w in
C h r is tia n G a u ss
E d w in W . K em m erer
D e W itt C lin to n P o o le

H arvard—

Chairman:

Honorable Marriner S. Eccles
Chairman, Board of Governors of
Federal Reserve System
Washington Building
Washington, D.C.

Jam es B r y a n t C o n a n t
W illia m Y . E l l i o t t
F e lix F r a n k f u r t e r
A r t h u r N . H o lc o m b e
A r th u r M. S c h le sin g e r
S u m n er H . S lic h te r
J o h n H . W illia m s

Y ale—

Chairman:

Dear Mr. Eccles:

J a m e s R o w la n d A n g e l l
A . W h i t n e y G r is w o ld
J a m es H a rv ey R ogers
J a m es G ra fto n R ogers
H a r v e y M a n s fie ld

I should like to thank you at this time on behalf
of the Princeton-Harvard-Yale conference for your kindness
in attending the inaugural session of the series at Princeton
last Saturday.
I need hardly tell you that without your presence
the Banking table would have been at a tremendous loss* As
it .was, the consensus rated the afternoon session the most
successful of the entire conference. The undergraduates were
inspired by the discussion under your guidance and I cannot
tell you how much you contributed to any success the Confer­
ence may have enjoyed.
It seems a great deal to undergraduates to be given
an opportunity of discussing the intricate problems of gov­
ernment and business with men like yourself who are handling
them.
Thank you very much,Mr. Eccles. I realize the sacrifice
which attending the conference must have meant to you.
Believe me, we appreciate your contribution from the bottom
of our hearts.
I
Washington.




am looking forward to seeing you next year in

With warm regards, I remain

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