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December 1, 19^4-• Mr. Milo Perkins, 723 - 15th Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C. Dear Milo: In accordance with your request, I take pleasure in sending you a copy of the talk I gave before the National Industrial Conference Board in New York, Because, as you know, I value your opinion, I would be interested in any comments you may have on this effort. With kindest personal regards, Sincerely yours, Enclosure M il o P e e k in s C o n s u lt a n t t o M a n a g em e n t 7 2 3 F ifte e n th S tree t, N. W. W a s h in g to n 5, D. C. December 12, 1944 Hon* Marriner Eccles Federal Beserve System Washington 25, D. C. Dear Marriner: Thanks a lot for your letter of December 1 together with a copy of your talk before the National Industrial Conference Board in New York. I have read this carefully and think it is a swell job. Will you please send me five more copies which I vrent to send to some business friends of mine? I amgoing to be away from Washington until January 15 but when I get back I want to have luncheon with you and go over the various trends which you discussed in your talk, particularly in terms of concrete steps we might take to avoid some of the real, grim possibilities tfiich could develop. With all good wishes for a merry holiday season» Sincerely, December 14» 1944 Mr. Milo Perkins, 7k3 Fifteenth Street, N. »s., Washington 5» D. C. Dear Milo: As you requested in your gratifying letter of December 12, I am enclosing five more copies of the speech. I shall look forward to seeing you when you return to Washington the middle of January and hope we can have lunch together. In the meantime, I want to reciprocate most heartily your good wishes for the Holiday Season. Sincerely yours, Enclosures 5 ET:b
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