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m c t w n fR IS AWAITIHO A SP E E D Y PLEASE Cl VE I------------------------------ O R IT T O T H E M E S S E N G E R TELEPHONE TE STERN 1201 U N IO N W . P. M A R SH A L .*-, p r e s i d e n t y SYMBOLS D L = D a y Letter N L = N ig h t Letter • • L T = I n t ’ l Letter Telegra V L T = I n t ’ l V ictory Ltr. The filing time shown in the date line on telegrama and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIM E at point of destination ,PA9Q6 LB318 L . L N A 0 4 2 RX PD=L0GAN UTAH 4 4 23 P = MARRINER S ECCLESt <■ Cs^JLAA',— FEDERAL RESERVE BLDG WASHDC= STUDENTS AND FACULTY I N V I T E YOU TO GI VE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS JUNE 4 WIRE REPLY C 0LLECT= DARYL CHASE CHAIRMAN COMMENCEMENT UTAH STATE COLLEGE \ THE COMPANY W ILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM' ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE Charge to the account of.1 DOMESTIC • . TELEGRAM ' CA BL E - : ORDINARY DAY LETTER URGENT RATE SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT LETTER NIGHT LETTER Patron, should check class o f service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or ordinary cablegram. M. S. Eccles, c/o Federal Reserve Board,Washing ton, D. C. WESTERN U N IO N 1206 ACCO UNTIN G INFORMATION JOSEPH 1_. EGAN P R E S ID E N T Send the following telegram, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to Night Message •Washington, D. C.$ May , 1951* Daryl Chase, Chairman Commencement, TJtan State College, Logan, Utah. f^etel glad accept invitation give comnencement address June 4-th Appreciate your advising me.details Marriner S. Eccles stop U tah S A tate LOUIS g r ic u ltu r a l LINDEN MADSEN, C ollege PRESIDENT L O G A N , U TAH STUDENT May 12, 1951 PERSONNEL Mr, Marriner S. Eccles Member, Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Building Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Eccles: Tour many friends on this campus are delighted to learn that you are to deliver the Commencement address. At this time you may be in need of the following information: Commencement Day: June Uth. Academic procession: Old Main. To begin promptly at 9:30 A.M. in Commencement Exercises: the field House. To begin promptly at 10 A.M. in The matter of academic attire is left optional with the speaker. All others will come in eaps and gowns. If you desire to address the graduates in academic attire, w i U you please let me know your hat size and the size suit which you wear. This year over 1,000 degrees will be conferred at Commencement. This will take considerable time. As you know, many traditional time-consuming matters also have to be taken care of at Commencement. In brief, I am leading up to the embarrassing question: Can you do justice to your mes sage within a period of twenty-five minutes? However, if your subject cannot be adequately presented in such a short period, do not hesitate to use all the time you need. Our publicity department would appreciate a copy of your address to be released on Commencement Dsgr if you can find the time to send an advance copy. Faculty members and students remember with satisfaction your last visit to the campus and look forward to hearing you again on June lw lours sincerely, I „ Chairman of Commencement Hay 22, 1951 Dear Mr. Chases I acknowledge receipt of your letter of May 12, giving me the details in connection with the Commencement Address I have agreed to give on June 4. I have a cap and gown which I got in 1943 at the time the University of Utah gave me an Honorary LLD. It is stored somewhere in Ogden, and if I decide to wear a cap and gown I will wear it if X can locate it. Therefore, you need not bother about academic attire for me. I note what you say about the time available for my address. I will try to confine it to 25 minutes, but in no case will I go beyond 35 minutes. With reference to sending you a copy of my address to be released on Commencement Day, I doubt that I will be able to send an advanced copy as I do not believe I will have an opportunity to finish writing my address in time to send it to you before I leave Washington on June 3rd. I will have some extra copies which I will give your publicity department on Commencement Day if that will be of any assistance to them. I assure you of ny appreciation for the opportunity to address the graduating class of your school, and 1 will look forward to being with you at the Exercises in Logan on June 4-th. Sincerely yours, M. S. Eccles. Mr. Daryl Chase* Chairman of Commencement, Student Personnel, Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah. U tah S tate A g r ic u ltu r a l C ollege L O U IS L IN D E N M ADSEN» P R E S ID E N T L O G A N . UTAH S C H O O L OF A R T S A N D SC IEN C ES O FFIC E OF T H E DEAN May 23, I95 I Mr. Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Building Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Eccles: We are delighted that you will speak at the Commencement exercises on June The newspapers are asking already for an advance copy of your address, I am reluctant to make this request, ‘but I may point out that it is one way for the papers to write a more accurate version of the news story "based upon it. When they do not have an advance copy, they sometimes produce rather garbled accounts. If you would he so kind as to send me a copy we will reproduce it and get it to the papers. We look forward eagerly to your coming. Carlton Culmsee, Dean CC:gf May 25, 1951. Mr. Carlton Culmsee,. Dean, School of Arts and Sciences, Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah. Dear Dean Culmsee; I am glad to note from your letter of May 23d that you are delighted that I am to speak at the Commencement Ex ercises of the Utah State Agricultural College on June 4. Relative to your request for an advanced copy of my address, as I explained to Mr. Daryl Chase in my letter of May 22d, I doubt that I will be able to send an advanced copy as I do. not believe I will have an opportunity to finish writ ing ray address in time to send it before I leave Washington on June 3d. As 1 also advised Mr. Chase 1 will have some extra copies with me which I will be glad to give to your publicity department on Commencement Day if that will be of any assist ance. Sincerely yours, M. S. Eccles. VEsdls WESTERN U N IO N C l a s s o f Se r v ic e This is a full-rate 'egram or Cablen unless its desV-..red character is in dicated by a suitable symbol above or pre ceding the address. W . P. M A R S H A L L , 1201 SYMBOLS D L = D a y Letter N L = N ig h t Letter ;( 4 9 ) . L T = In t’ l Letter Telegram V L T = I n t ’l V icto ry Ltr. p r e s id e n t The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of destination 1951JUN 4 AM 7 50 .WP006 ML PD:OGDEN UTAH JUN 3= ; MI S S V A L O I S EGBERT= FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD C O N S T I T U T I O N AVE= SENT AIR M A I L TONIGHT CORRECTED COPY OF ADDRESS DELAY SENDING OUT M A I L I N G L I S T U N T I L CORRECTIONS CAN BE MADE ALL FI NE R EG ARD S= ! ECC LE S= TH E C O M P AN Y W IL L APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PA TR O NS C O N CE R N IN G ITS SE RV ICE Ut a h S tate A L o u is L g r ic u l t u r a l ktobn L Ma o o a it d se n , U Co lleg e , Pr e s i d e n t t a h O F F I C E O F THE P R E S I D E N T June 13, I95I Honorable Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Building Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Eccles: Enclosed please find a check for $300 as an honorarium for your fine commencement address. We greatly appreciated your presence on the occasion of our commencement, and we have had many fine comments on your talk. We are printing several thousand copies of your talk for distribution. We hope you can be with us again. Yours truly, LLM:r Enclosure Note:the check returned was numbered 239509, dated 6/11/51 June 19, 1951. Dear Dr. Madsen; I just received, your letter ot* June 13, enclos ing a check for $300 as an honorarium for my commencement address. I have endorsed the check and am returning it to you herewith. I advised Mr. Chase that I had never accepted compensation for any address, that I feel it inappropriate for people in public service to do so. I suggested to him that the money might be used as a scholarship for some appropriate and worthy purpose in thé field of political science. Whatever plan you work out with Mr. Chase for the use of the money will be entirely agreeable to me. I felt honored to have the opportunity to make the commencement address to the graduates of the College and I am pleased to know that what I had to say met with approval. Sincerely yours, M. S. Eccles. Hon. Louis L. Madsen, President, Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah. Jtae M, 1951. De&r Mi"* Ch&s«ì In acoordaiic» with thè eoavarsatiioa m h&à &tt e r thè Coatte®©«»©»t exercises oa Juae 4, I aia ft&vlxtg for«&rà«d to ycu umier esparate corer 300 copiss of my addreas — it w&s ay uaderet&ncilng tbftt you w.isàed to h?,v# %hsm co p ila f o r distribution to thè studente. 1 visa to t&aak you for givlag aie thè opportunity to aòàras® thè gr&dmtea. I felt It a great privilege. &sd enjoystì beln^ vitto you »XXI Siaeerely yours, H* 3 . leale®* Kr. S&ryi Càaise,. Ch&irmaa o f Cossiaenceaiaat, Studeat Fereonael, Ut&h S ie te Agri c u i tu rai C o lle g e , Legna, Ol&h* Ut a h S tate A L o u is g r ig t il t u r a l Go l l e g e L e n d e n M a Jj s e n , P r é s i d e n t : L o g a it , U ta jb c O F F I C E O F THE P R E S I D E N T June 23, 1951 Hon. Marriner S. Eccles Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Eccles: We received today your endorsed check for $300 to be used for scholarships in Political Science. We are setting this up for three $100 scholarships. We appreciate your contribution very much. see you when you return to Utah. LLM:r We hope to U tah S tate A gricu ltural LOUIS LINDEN MADSEN, C ollege PRESIDENT L O B A N f U TAH STUDENT July 9, 1951 PERSONNEL Mr. Marriner S. Eccles First Security Bank Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Mr. Eccles: The mimeographed copies of your Commencement Address were distributed to the U.S.A.C. faculty. Two thousand copies of the address as printed have been mailed to U.S.A.C. alumni and friends of the College. I have a feu extra copies reserved for special requests which keep coming to my office. If you desire copies in addition to the five which I am enclosing, please let me know and I will forward them to you. As you leave your federal position, which you have served with distinction for so long, I wish to congratulate you on your past achievements and wish you continued success as you return to your friends and your business interests in the West. Yours sincerely, I .. DC: Id Enclosures - J u ly 20, 1951 Hr* Daryl Chase, Director Student Personnel Utah State Agricultural Collage Logan, Utah Dear Mr* Chaset It was Indeed a pleasure to receive the five printed copies of my addreas at the Coraaenceaent exercises of the U*S*A.C.» and to learn that copies had been sent to the Alumni and others* I considered it a privilege to talk at the exer cises, and feel you have been very kind to ae in making such a wide distribution of ay remarks. As you can well imagine, it is a great satisfaction to know that ay friends here at ho®e approve of my public service. I am grateful for these expressions* they add to the richness of ay experiences in Washington during these raany years* Kay you continue to have success and happiness in your important work* Sincerely yours. Karriner S. Eccles /h
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