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Form F. TO PROM R. 511 Chairman Eccles Miss Egbert REMARKS: Because I could find nothing on this and Thurston knew nothing about i t , nor did anyone e l s e around here3 I checked with the Small Business Committee o f f i c e at the Capitol to ascertain whether i t was verbal or through a l e t t e r , ana i f a l e t t e r i f they could give me the date — they advised that: On June 6th (and our records shows 11:00 o ' c l o c k on that date) Mr. Sullivan Jones had a personal interview vdth you during which you agreed to make the statement referred to in this l e t t e r . No doubt this w i l l bring the matter to your mind. CHAIRMAN* S OFFICE © JAMES E* MURRAY, MONT., CHAIRMAN ALLEN J. ELLERDER, LA. ARTHUR CAPPER, KANS. JAMES M. MEAD, N. Y. GEORGE A. WILSON. IOWA TOM STEWART, TENN. KENNETH S. WHERRY, NEBR. CLijluDE PEPPER, FLA. C. DOUGLASS BUCK, DEL. JAMES G. SCftUGHAM, NEV. THOMAS C. HART, CONN. BRIEN MCMAHON, CONN. DEWEY ANDERSON, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY HJCniieb /Siaics Senate Special Committee to Study Problems of American Small Business June 22, 1945 Marriner S» Eccles, Chairman, Federal Reserve System, Twentieth St• and Constitution Ave. N.Yf., Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Ecclesa It i s gratifying to learn that you would consider making a statement in a hearing of this Committee with reference t o the possibility of using credit as a stabilizing force in the f i e l d of construction. Because of the impending recess of the Congress, the hearings scheduled for the last days of June and early July have been postponed until f a l l * I will confer later with you relative t o a convenient date f o r your future appearance, the other witnesses handling certain aspects of the same general subject and the scope of their statements. Thank you for your interest.