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M c G r a w - H il l P u b l is h in g C o m p a n y , I n c . Mc G RAW - HILL 330 WEST BUILDING STREET N e w Y o r k 1 0 , N .Y . OFFI CE OF T H E PRESI DENT January 13, 194-8 Dear Mr. Eccles: George Doying, the head of our Washington Bureau, has told me that you have accepted our invitation to meet with the editors of the McGraw-Hill magazines during their conference in Washington, January 21-22. May I express my own apprec iation, as well as that of the editors, for your willingness to meet with us. As you undoubtedly know, we hold these editorial conferences in order to keep ourselves informed on the current thinking of key people in the federal government. For that reason nothing which is said at our meetings is ever quoted or attributed to our guests and you may feel free to speak both frankly and in formally. We look forward to a most instructive meeting with you. I understand that our Washington staff has already outlined for you soae of the subjects which we would like to hear dis cussed. If there is any further assistance which we can give you in connection with this meeting, will you please let Mr. Doying know? Mr. Marriner S. Eccles Chairman, Board of Governors Federal Reserve System Washington 25, D. C. January 15, 1948. Dear Mr. McGraw: This is to thank you for your letter of January 13 with regard to the invitation, which I was very glad to accept, to meet with the editors of the McGraw-Hill magazines during their forthcoming confer ence in Washington. a s you know, I have had the pleasure of meeting with this group-bal'ora.-aiid have.always wel comed the opportunity for the frank, off-the-record discussion which these meetings afford. Sincerely yours, Mr. James H. McGraw, Jr., President, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Inc., 330 West 42nd Street, New York 18, New York. ET:b
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