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April 4, 1935 tor. Davia otern, Publisher, Philadelphia ^ecordj Philadelphiaf ^ennsylvania. Mr, titern: Thanks for y,ur letter of April 1st, 1 note your suggestion relative to Elliott Thurstoxu KUlott and have a very high regard for him* He, no1 doubt, •ould be an i^eal man £c>r the job. The only difficulty i s that I do not fcnov just how pmUMBt i t would be. However, I will be thinking about i t , but in the meantime, I should like to salt until the President geta back to that I Ota talk with hi® relative to the entire 'banking situation- 1 should also like to talk farther with you About the matter so will wait B&t i l you cotsa to Washington, mhich, as I aatantand i t , will be shortly after the Pi-esidsnt re tarns, I note yoor OMMmt tbftt you will talk to M before you see the rr^siuent* I appreciate your willingness to do that. In the aeantise wa will know ^h&t th« final fora of the relief bill is goir^ to be* obteineci a eopgp >x tbt liatlonsl lnouatris.1 Conference Board. Bulletin of Jaaaary 10j 19.;^, tod note the statesent therein r«gWPdlnc the uifferenee between costs and rents. I feel sure that their figures are altogether too high, I will be prepared to discuss this M t W r with you when you come to Hashingtoe, I shoulo like r&ry much to spena the •Vtnlog 9f April 10th in K M York with J<M9 but uniier the circumstances I airmdtor such terrific pressure and sy time is so completely absorbed that it will be physically impossible £QX* me to girt away from Washington, at least for trie immediate present. With kino vega.r0.Bp ftlncartly JOUTB9
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