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A llan S pro ul Ken tfield , C alifornia July i?6l. Dear Al: I ire.<3 sorry to have to run off last week without really 3r.ying good-bye. T'-'ank you a sain for tailing ne in and nr.king r.e feel at home as ;;ou always do* My talk with David Rockefeller difl not turn up any thins new; it confirmed that Marriner, with the sup port of the labor boys and without an informed opposition, put over the recommendations on the "structure of the System in the report of the Commission on Money and Credit. Dr-yid excused his failure to dispent hy saying that he relied on the general dissent in the preface of the report, and feared that if he dissented specifically to this sec tion without expressing other specific dissents!, it would look as if he approved of several things concerning which he bad r&sorvationc. Pretty weak. I have written. Henry Ws.llich suggesting that he take another look at this part of the report, which he treated pretty cavalierly in the Saturday Review article* And I have urged John Davenport (Fortune) to continue the attack. Maybe it will be useful, a%so, to put a bee in the ears of Elliot Bell r>nd Murray Rossant* There is work to bo r '. o n e • I hope that we shall have the support of the rest of the Sirsten, including the Chairman; he is always stressing the word "Federal” in our name. With best regards* Take care of yourself. Sincerely, P. 3. For the accounts, I used the Corey car for eT^ri'tf--to Englewood for dinner and for the finrl trip to Idlewild. " A.
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