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THE ARM Y INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE WASHINGTON, D. C. 25 January 1946 Dear Mr. Eccless There is one sentence in your welcome letter of January 22nd which strikes a most responsive note. Since taking over the Army Industrial College a year and a half ago, I have devoted all my efforts to building up cooperation between the Armed Foroes and the leaders on the economic front. You can understand, therefore, my delight in finding your interest in the same essential subject. We are dedicated to the perpetuation of the Industry-Armed Forces teamwork built up by so much hard work in the late war. I should like the opportunity to discuss the ways and means we have adopted to attain this goal. If you would speak on that subject there is no other that I feel would be more important to the work of the students in the present class. Can we, therefore, count on you to make this contribution to our work? In the meantime, I should be delighted to have you as my guest for luncheon in the Generals' Dining Room in The Pentagon some day soon at your convenience* With many thanks for your views and for your letter, I am Sincerely yours, Mr. M. S. Eccles, Chairman Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D. C.
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