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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF BOSTON RALPH E. FLANDERS October 4 , 1944 PRESIDENT Honorable Marriner S. Eccles, Chairman Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Washington, D. C. Dear Marriner: In accordance with the general policy of keeping you informed as to what the President of this Bank has to say publicly, I am enclosing herewith manuscript of a talk given before the Hew England Shippers Advisory Board on September 28. BB Enc. THIRTY PEARL STREET BOSTON 6, MASS. October 4, 1944 Secretary to Mr. Marriner S. Eccles Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System »Va shi ng ton, D. C • Dear Madam: I find that I neglected to enclose with Mr. Flanders1 letter of today the manuscript which he wished to send to Mr. Eccles. I am enclosing it herewith,and regret the inconvenience caused. Sincerely yours, Barbara Bishop Secretarv to Mr. R, E. Flanders Enc, I 25 October 10, 19UU« Mr, Balph B. Flanders, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston 6, Massachusetts* Dear Balph: As the Chairman is still in Utah, I wanted to thank you on his behalf for sending a oopy of your oration of September 28 before titie Hew England Shippers Advisory Board. I have not, I regret to say, yet had a chance to read it, but I felt you were getting on thin ioe when laying claim to the world's greatest orchestra and the world's greatest conductor* these are subjects of high controversy! Sinoerely yours.
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