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ESTAB LIS HE D 1 8 9 0 IN C O R P O R A T E D 1904- B u il d in g .M a t k r i a i ^M e r c h a n t s R e t a i l Y a r d s W.W.A N D E R S O N , G e n e r a l M a n a g e r i n U t a h a n d Id a h o GE N E R A L 0F F I C E , O G D E N , U T A H November 25, 1935 Mr. U. S. Eccles Governor of the Federal Reserve Board Washington, D. C. Dear Marriner: I have read with great interest your talk delivered to the American Bankers Association Con vention, and I want to tell you that in my opinion you handled a difficult assignment in a most able manner. There is no doubt that the press, generally,has turned anti New-Deal judging from the emphasis placed upon that side of every controversial question handl ed at the Bankers Convention. Typical of this atti tude on the part of the press is the comment on Orval Adams' position carried in last week1s issue of "Time". May I also say that it thrills me no end to observe that "one of our boys" can now express an opinion or give an interview that is immediately and positively reflected in the securities market. When you talk, they sure listen. Thank you so much for remembering me. Kindest regards^
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