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December 1 , 194-8. Dear Mr. Dubuque: I greatly appreciate your kind thoughtfulness in writing to me about my talk before the Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity. I am pleased that you found my remarks and the discussions which followed interesting and helpful to you. I enjoyed addressing and discussing the subject with the members of the Fraternity and their guests. It was a pleasure to meet and talk to you during the evening. Sincerely yours, M. S. ^ccles. Dr. Joseph Dubuque, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 37th and 0 Streets, N. if*., Washington 7, D. C. Vl*E:ra Mu Chapter D e lt a S ig m a F i Georgetown University School o f foreign Service Washington, D. C. 2210-20th Street, NW December 3, 1948 Gov. Marriner Eccles Federal Reserve System The Board of Governors Const.Ave.Bet.20th & 21st, NW Washington, DC Dear Sir: As secretary of Mu Chapter, I would like to extend on behalf ®f the entire Chapter, and, I a m . sure, the entire school, our thanks and sincere appreciation for the most interesting talk (off.the record) ©n Our Present Economic policy, you delivered recently at the School of Foreign Service. The widespread discussion following the event gave certain evidence of the interest you so excellently stimulated in the student body. It is indeed a rare treat for us all when we are able to obtain a qualified and interesting speaker on a current matter of such impor tance. Once again, on behalf of Mu Chapter, I wish t© express our real ap preciation for a talk which we shall remember and discuss with pleasure and profit for many months. Robert G. Reinhart Secretary
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