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December 18, 19U5* Dear Bill: 1 don't know whether or not you read this statement of King's which appeared in last evening1 a Star, so I am sending it to you as I know it will please you inasmuch as it is directly in line with the recent radio speech you made and the discussion we had a week ago Sunday* Sincerely yours, The Honorable J* William Fulbrigit, United States Senate, Washington 25, D* C* Enclosure MSE:VE:b JAMES E* MURRAY, MONT., CHAIRMAN ! I. WALSH, MASS. ROBERT M . LA FOLLETTE, JR., WIS. EL-BELRT D. THOMAS, UTAH ROBERT A. TAFT, OHIO GEORGE D. AIKEN, VT. A L L O * J. ELLENDER, LA. JOSEPH H. BALL, MINN. I t S T E n HILL, ALA. H. ALEXANDER SMITH, N. J. DENNIS CHAVEZ, N. MEX. WAYNE MORSE. OREG. JAMES M. TUNNELL, DEL. FORREST C. DONNELL, MO. JOSEPH F. GUFFEY, FA. OLIN D. JOHNSTON, S. C. J. W . FULBRIGHT, ARK. CHARLES A. MURRAY, CLERK PAUL SAMPLE, ASST. CLERK *2)Cmie& r S i a i c s JSbevixiie COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR December 19th, 1945 Hon, Marriner Eccles, Chairman Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, Washington, D. 0. Dear Marriner; Thanks so imich for sending me the clipping from the Star giving Prime Minister King's view* Needless to sayt I am glad to find him in agreement with our view. 1 hope that you will give some concentrated thought to the question of exactly how to put into effect the ideas of a system of law in the restricted field of armaments* I know it is not easy, "but I still feel that it is possible* X want to remind you of your promise to give me a comprehensive memorandum on the British loan. I hope you have a fine Christmas and will come hack in January full of energy and ideas. With kindest regards, * am JW:pn
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