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DAVID CUSHMAN COYLE C o n s u l t in g E n g in e e r IOI Park Avenue New York C ity BUILDINGS FOUNDATIONS VIBRATION TESTS May 19, 1936. Mr. Marriner S. Eccles, Federal Reserve System, Washington, D. C.. Dear Mr. Eccles: speech. a little have the of it is Thank you for the copy of your Wharton Institute As usual, I agree with you in general, although I am afraid of emphasis on capital goods. I am glad to information which is included in your address as some just the sort of thing that I need for my own purposes. I note what appears to be a movement in the Senate toward modifying the Tax Bill more nearly in line with your suggestion. I hope this movement will be successful and I should be even better pleased if they would retain the Corporation Income Tax in the graded form, instead of reverting to a flat rate. Hoping to have the pleasure of seeing you again soon, I am, Yours very sincerely, — J. DAVID CUSHMAN COYLE. ASH LAN D 4-1048
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