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(Qmttixtïr Execw li-iseC/tocm lrei~ November 27, 1936. Honorable Marriner S. Eccles, The Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D. C. My dear Mr. Eccles: It was a great pleasure for me to have the opportunity to meet you the other evening during your visit in Boston. I enjoyed the opportunity of talking with you and I was extremely interested in your views on the economic and social problems of the day. I am looking forward to seeing you in Washington after the first of the year. Sincerely rely yours, HSB:MA Governor rernor. Ij December 2, 1936. My dear Governor: I very much appreciate the courtesy of your note of November 27th. I was glad to have the privilege of talking wit<h you during my visit in Boston, and am looking forward to the opportunity of seeing you when you come to Washington after the first of the year and of discussing with you the various social and economic problems in which I know you are deeply interested and to which you bring a broad viewpoint that I consider of the highest importance, particularly in these times. It i£r very reassuring that you are to be a member of the Senate, where I know that your knowledge of and interest in banking and economic problems will be of the greatest value. Sincerely yours, M. Eccles, Chairman. Honorable H. Styles Bridges, Concord, New Hampshire. ET:b
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