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The PRBNCH NATIO~AL RAILROADS Ott1oo 1o Wow York 1o publ1oh1DS por1o41o&lly a MEWS Bulletin wblon io diotributod to Tr&vol Agoooioo throughout tho United Statoo and Canada .

An)' n••• perta1n1.ng to French Railroad&, wh1oh we belleTe aa7 be Of prlotioal UOO to the Allerioao publio, .. , be found iD thio Bulletin, and our goal 1a to make thia publication •• a t tractive , and alao •• human aa poaa1ble.

I ao happen to read in "Notre •uor• ( t.ho Pronoh Rallrba-n '• i l l ustrated wookl7 ) , an artiolo DOntiooing 7our adoption or little Chrlatlano BERTHlilLOT ,( ono ot tho eevon children ot_ Gabriel Bl!RTIIBLOT, ohot by tha Germano on Auguot 7, 1~44 . ) a now proot ot 7our inoxhauo­t1blo gonerooit7 . Ka7 I be oo proowaptuouo •• to tell you how doopl7 gratet'ul we are, in France, to you.r lamented great HU.abed , Prea14erat Rooaevelt, and youraelf, tor the unta111Q8 and tre .. ndoua aupport given ua during the t errible 1••r• ot occupation, and eTer ainoe the Liberation or our countr,.

!loy I be eo bold and uk 7ou, llad .. , it 70u would author ise ... to publloh tbo photograph ot little Ohr1ot1ano Which appooro under 70Ur own 1n the "Noo Bchoo• oolwan, 1n "Notre Mitior• (Bo . 96 , ot March ll, 1~47)? We ehall do our utmoot to reproduce 1t troa tho magaa1no , it you give ua tb1a authorization, unleae you have a photograph JOU could a pare .

We ohall appreciate aoro than I oan ""' peroonoll7 thle oagorl7 •ought authorisation, it J'OU deea it oonaonant wi th 70u.r poll o7 in auch matt ers .

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Ira . Pr&Dklin D. RooaeYelt , W&eh1ngton Squaz-e, Hew York, li.Y.

-TilE VERMONT STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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Mro. Franklin D. Roooe•elt United llaUono ~· 9uoo•••~ llev York

Hero 1• a rather abotraot pattern vh1oh vo haYI boon to71ng with.

We are wondering wbothor it hal 1111 o1gn1f1oanoe.

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MANSION OF HISTORY Delllazled fg .HIIIIIIIt /WII1tl'e uti lite 111htre

Builr upon mooghu from the c:antpUf ond upon expericaca aloag the ltii:ICt, the Mmlion o( Hilrory, cl..tirored co Hunw1 Nature ond me Furore, io a ougeotion 10 c:olleBa ond ocboolo CD the porto( the Publit Relaticaa ond Uacion Committee of me Vcrmoot Sate Ownber of CoiM>Uee.

NEW IMPORTANCE AND NEW NEEDS OF HISTORY PresidCilt Jameo Bryant Conant hal taid mar Hiotory

should be me core of the core of general educarioo. Dr. Harlow Shapley told me American Auociarioo for the Advancemeor of SciCiltt dm me phyoical 1<icnc:a are usuong" and rh~t h.iJtorH:al and rehted mxlie. a.re uweak, .. 2nd that civiliution i,s thuJ endangered.

If Hiltory io 10 have ouch aew imponaace. oayo the Committee, m.n HlROtY ohould have a local hobillricn ond a name CD the eoiJerc c:ampu ood oo me aehool c:antpUf.lfHiotory io 10 be oa..,.m.-t. it InUit be bowed ond equipped.

A REQ.UEST The Conunittee wonder• what • lgnitlcmce, if any.

attaches to the following tennacive outline.

SCORES, CAREERS, NEWS HALL

A StTtam of l'iutnr.s

The sueam, rhe torrcnr of hisrory 6ow1 rhroogh thio Hall. To dunge the figure, rhousando of years of hiatory blcnsom and fruit ln thi.s fa&h.ion. Then roo,~e are the seeds of a chou.sand years to come.

No wonder that the presentations prove cheering, exciting, fascinating. No wooder thar the student feels du.c affairs, rhus reYealed, are as .interesting as aporr or war, since they appeal to his curioairy and h.is at:nse of advenrure.

B<neath the word story in the upper frieze ond the phn oe story in the lower frieze of the Hall are the OCX>«

They will appreciate your tending them, care of me Vermont Sate Ownber of Cou•--=e, ilw'lingcon, Vermont, your cricicimu ond ouggestiooa.

boatdl, the career boarda, the newo boarda, which dil)>lay in hand-pointed letten the high lighu of preoeot happen­ing• oa sbeeu carrying alao the oupporting aewopo.per clippings or rnasWne pages or the documenu.

To box the compau of this .._, is co get a vivid smoe of what is hsppening. Shelves below the 1<0te boarda serve u files for tbe sbeeu of pteeeding days, ao that oae can ch<cl< up the .Volurioa of a clevelopmmt.

Thua is vioualiud how hiatory is made, momem by moment, drop by drop, gnin by gnin, inch by inch. Everything io alive tDd uncertain.

The student IICX>rel OYaiU, wstches careen, dil)>lay• the oews, ond learns something of the ........ o( me problems which posaess hia times tDd hlmaelf.

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Tlie Day and the Hour Presented by Summaries, Clippings, Pictures, Charts: The World at a Glance.

nt General Plan of tlu Mansion Ezprwu PJ.ysic.Uy and Symlloli.:u 1mport4ant Idta.t and Relatiomhips.

The Worm's-eye View of Present HiHory u Necn ry u the BUd',.. eye View of Put HUtory,

. ., ~ . FOUR STREAMS t veK/1, Jtlml. 06jall. t/tNpmtt'e

SCORES, CARJ!EllS, NEWS 80AilDS

(AS""""' of E ..... o.) Ptt C\lriodriet ve givcnfttt pby 8lld dilpby. h nuy · ·dl be-it Jhould be~ it the~ aod me tchool

have. done their dutiet-dlat CTcry ltOIImt hla KWt."'e pee intUUU. 101t1e j)tt" man. IOlnC pd ciry, tome. pet ~tate. some pee fordgn OQIUl'lt1Y, ~ pet meaaure. ~ pd c.~u~ tome per pencw.l endnuu'"".

f Ot some oT theae pn interem he i.t invirtd to tcocl a s.eo~ boatd, to k«p tab~ on ('Utt;l'• of l.1'leOt ideaa. mcwcmcnts. to diapby the new• with iu W ar.td ours, iu upt W dowoa. iu rise and fAll.

If the ~ hu oo pet i:ot~, he mmt be vwnpcd or ~sed into fvldio6 tome.

11tcO he 5tudief hu:tory aJ it i1 made, moment by ox,mmt, indl by inch. cltop by drop. p by graitt.

Automacic:a.lly he bttcmct a pan of vAtu he wau:het aod r«<rds.

He intctprm the pUt and prosftec:iel: the furutt.

DYNAMIC WORDS (i"lt. ul'P" F.ia<)

lo the llpp« fria.e. are d.iapl-ayed worda which auggcft l(lfnc of the conccpu W t lie bdUad aU historic::al proc:cuet. These • re wonla aod CltlCXCJ'(., the undumndiog of which wi:ll etke • lifecime.

Some of the. wonb whid'l might be o&ed are u: foUowa: 0ury Goodwill PtoopcritY y,., losi6i>t R,_ Fea.r jUJO<:C. fle.poaalbili.ty Fo,.. lo>"itY So.Crdll"'l' Fol'd.ight Peace T.Ndt F r«dom Power Unity Gio<y Preoria< WiJdom

CLASSIC TI!XTS (n. t.owa Fnuc)

In the Lowa fric:u. arc ~b.aic atatu'ncntl and inte;r. ptctlltioos of die" Amctieao \lhy of Life."

THE SIORY FROM DAY 10 DAY (&wood N...,.,.pcn)

The dominmt feacure of thia Hall ia the ~n of bound volum« of at lca.sr one .:bUy ~paper, to that the. toog ..

Appeals Must be Made to the Eye aad the "1."

Ewry Han a Show Impl.ay Hall, a Snuly R-, • Sten a­You CIU1not Pruent lll1 Age by Mere Verbiage.

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To l!uh Mid tO ...... _........._..duot the miuiat of the.e 6Ye

A...,.of,...Ucymd chc pcopl<, chc ideu, ... tar o( the a:lebe. The ,. evuybody i • in~. from ....,.body. ,_ 6¥. hall_,;cn

c;oocinually rcoewcd-.n

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"the 1'MUR'' approad' o( a&tT'mt history and t

Nat.ioal, 10 chat the 1t11

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mucu ol.1C2CII:Id'laftllbip~ 1De (:Otll(c:ta)CCI fOCiml

The Mansion Hcnue ofHnm

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To ftdl ...! "' Dopoao ......_.., tod -··· -iyl) • ...,.t. n. ....U HoD. dool1coood oo doo U­"P"' eeerie-ret• thtec: CCIIICinmu ...d • • ; hc:tc: b lht: ma.ica of tM:toe 6ft J-b.lb.

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- - tod oU poMiole ............. -ecnmtt upon oomp1rtc aod nn:t prumudon of thi• ptc:M of ldvcorurn, dUJ game: of pmc1.

FOUR SOVEREIGN LOYALTIES

n. "M..'' 'l'f"'**l ;, "-''h II>< ....... ..,_ o( .,.,_ "'-"' tod ......... doc Hall o{ ... u..... ~ .......... _, ckat die .adeac: u - .,.,..,.. ICtOr Uld crc:n•« u ti:kdy tO aft of C'tfl'f ~ ~ Md o{ n<uy oge "Wioat msk<o dUo(• luoppco>l Wlw .,. doe ICCtcCI: of bc:oc:lictu J'OIX'eU in the IC-'tivida of the public-minded citiun. of the •k.iJU\al polidciao. of the master of mtdmal'llhip}"

The «~t~fe«:t~tt roonu: 'lte •urt•ha~gcd with the: ptr•

-oo.. oi me ..........,. tod wid> t1w .,.._w., o{doe ......... of--

Lo doe ooaly ...... - .............. do opocloJ prol>l<mo. ~by doc .....n.h-hdp­oolurioou too1 br me ddpb,..t doaru tod don deoelopool io !hdr orudi<. oi me pro~>~cmo. ,. -- b«unco • pol>! .. -· tnd """' ••

• .,. • .-.!of wlw Joe pct>onolly obtcn-co tnd of how he lntuptee.t it.

The Mansion an Iupirationally and Diviaely Ha1Ultcd Honae; a Houae of HUJD.or; a Houe of Hope.

Compari.soa, Cot.trcm arc doc Life of its Life.

The Mansion C.pitalisa dae Text, Pictua, Cluru, Ma.,_ Placed in our Hands by NeWJI-pcn, Mapsiaa ud Otlaer Psblicatiou.

. FOUR AVENUES OF APPROACH .;

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OllGANIZA110N This is • display room tad • ooarcc rocm. ~y

prucnrationt he«, u ""~ ebe, - be quid<, graphic, comparative.

llackiniJ the ~~~ mutr be lhc docv­menn, which thus y become ......... tad significonr. Ever)'IIW>s it ben: frcm lhc COJ••··· "oi a food>oll team or an army _. « moclcnt 10 doc United Nations, from ., Indian tribe 10 a clomou.a: sate, from • collqe duo to 1 bic corpor.UO...

Displays may l>e ltafcd •bour any period of any nacion, or about any ~ for many nationt on 1 com­parative buis. Organiuaon clwu in relation to NnctionJ aDd eonttinxional oro 'siont, national obj<aiYtt tad nationtl spirit, .. ~ it be a po1irico1 pany, ciYic 01J1211Wrion or • coun oc ......,...., make lhc facu and rdatiooahipo very clear and Yety oirid.

At any time during • coune .., inmuc:tot may hold bis scasiona aDd conlercncea in this room, anilq him­self of the appropriace displays and documents.

SCIENCE, PUBUC WORKS &I l!NGINEEIUNG

F rem Town H2I1s to Sewcn, from Hiaf!ways to Landing Fields, from Soil Caooervu;on 10 Atcmic Bombs, from Aqucduas to P2rkways, ben: an: piauta, models, blucprinu for comparative di'.f'ay. And here arc the supporting documenu, 10 that VIsion at 1 IJI~~~ee may be folio wed by derailed mxly.

Thut it sll'orded a RUICftl view of lhc enp.euiag, scientiJic, an:hirecmraf phuco oi go•usuJlCiotal and business and aociaJ aaivity. SpecW aa<mion lhould be given ro the local aDd lhc mte, since ben: is lhc ~ portunity to check engineering P"""""DOIII thtouah direct observation. Nothing can be Batter aDd more lifelcu than lhc prcaen­ation of these phuco with<M comporiaou wido whit precodod aDd w~u, followed and with .. ....-. f....., doc f.arawoy aDd the loog--oco.

The ancient incident may be <XilllpOftld with lhc modern instaocc. The modern incident may be <XilllpOftld with the ancient insance, lhc forawoy and lhc ionf-ego.

ARTS AND PUBU C RELATIONS Here an: materials which ill~~~trate lhc abowa +ip.

ditpby, prucnatioo, P"'OJJIIIIdo, Fi '" y phuc 01 govemmcot and of thi ocl.U orpuzocjou wfiidl ia a

1 w:y ..- ..... - .... •• • and loyalry ~- ...

Here ;, -- from aU perioda oi Ollt hiMory, and from doc hii!Orieo of other a.uo....

Here ue ofticial ~C* ,. .. • t'll', eod u well preeen--. ...:..... "--- • . and ....,,_,...._,_ • ~ ~ ;:.:rewn ........ ...,.... " ' ilfbiC ro

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H..., an: alto cump1e1 of 110111e of the boot work which has been done in oommodlty advutioU., and com­IIUllty and -- advutiliat· .

The eoll«tioa it aa s:ich and nried diar a show con be pur_ on for almoR MIY period and almoR aay ._ or -· NAnJRE AND NAltJRAL IU!SOUllCI!S

'fhc U.,R.. GJtOOaAPBY It l'loPu 11< AcnoN

Fcacurco an: i111fi1 paiaad on the ceiliat. and vut ......., i111fi1 oa rollcn which con be opra<f- on the lloor and walltal OYer ia IIOdtiat r-.

Thea alao, mop1 which con be ........,.t and h.,. on lhc walls in ~ aerie~ .,. fOr contrut cll'ectJ.

Intensive t • mapo for amall 11ftU, md mopo which make rcol vivid lhc world u a whole, alllhcse arc here to CO!Wiiiiid for quick 8oah display or for c:oo­~mxly.

What _.-.phic phuco of aay 1Ubjocr docnioatc, this it the roc,m foe coara..-. A buoy - it dc:Yoted to dcvdopinjr skills in lhc malt.iatr of t111p1 and anplu and charti Which carry IIOrieo 10 me eyes of the .c.J.n. aDd of aU whom he may daire to acne. Mapt for pic:tur­~ special. problems and for P' omoting apecial lclcas are gJft11 opecW l!tcODOO.

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Mapo rr.... DI:Wif"PU" and ...., 1 +wo an: --..1 aad cUUilly and sy....,.rically filcicl few uac ia displays in this room or in coara..- roomo.

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All Specialties Contribute to One Another & to the General Welfare.

Every Studmt Hil Own Boswell.

A Mauion Devoted to the FiaQt of the Fiae Art., the Art of Statu-­m an pip.

crJ.e Grul Objcaiw: 'lhe ~"' of MGiccra of Hiaaory.

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A glaes goblet, being No . 180 ot a lieited edition ot two bundrea and titty glaaaea eada in the year 19J2, to commemorttte tne election or rranklitt D. RooaeYel~ ae Preaiaent or tba United Statea.

The data or Inauguration i a engraYad around tbe top ot the gl••• enclosed within linea drawn to e ieuleta radio waYee , inaamuch aa the radio we e ror the r1rvt time uaed ao etreot1Yely tor campaign purpo•••·

The protile or tho Pres i dent 1a enolooea within a band ot torty-eight atara, aureaunted by eo eagle eableeatio ot tho N.R.A., drepea with l aurel leaYea and with the tlag or the Un1tao Stetoo on one aide, and the Pre•1dential rtag on the otbor. Below th1a 1a the wora "Plat•. (It a boll be dono. )

On a_.ootber fttctt or the glttaa 1a engranci two dOYew enoloaea within a he•rt-anopeo wreath or bnpo, b.rley, grepee ond grape lea•••· beneath wnioh ia the 1naor1pt1on "Repeal ot tne 18th Aeaadaeat, Deoeeber 7th, 19))".

On another aida ia tba Great Seal or the Preeident ot tbe Unitoa State. , unaornaath Wh1ob ia inaor1bad "The New Deal" .

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Around tho t op side or tho bottom or t he glaea 1a inscribed •Assistant Secr etary of NayY 1913-1920•, •Governor of New York~state, 1929-1933". Underneath the root is engraved tho number or t he glass.

To this hoe been added on one side or tho glass "Reelected No vember 3rd, 1936" , "Third Term President , alected NoYember 5th , 1940 and on the loft aide or tho shield ia inscribed "Elected 7ourtb Term, November 7th, 1944, end around the portrait or the President , inaeribod ~orld War II President•, also date or ~irth and deeth .

Those glaaaoa are entirely mode by band at a small fac t ory in England whieb baa been in oon­tin~o~o operation s1noe the 18th Century. The same metals end formula generally ia uaod in making them as bas been uaed sinoo t he rounding or tho factory. They oro blown, worked and engroYed entirely by bond.

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~ Dear &.:rs . Roosevelt:

Under eeparete cover I am sending you ~ a copy of "Other Plaoee , • the la toe t book by

Elizabeth O' Nei ll Vernor, outa tanding author ­artist f rom Charles ton, s . c.

Knowl.ng your intereet in outetanding women, I a= oure that you will appreciate these beautiful e tchings and drawinr• by •=eone who ao eueeeastully co:a.'bined the careers or e.n artist and • real hocemaker . A• rou know, tbe c 1 ty of Charles ton pres en ted one or her e tobinga to the late President . lira . Vemer tolls me that she vividly reealla your viait to h er studio and asks me to re=anber ber to J'OU .

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llluob or fOUl' own work provaa that world cooperation ia 11eantlal it the will tor p aaoa h to baooaa a praot1oa1 t oroa . pre1 ident Rooeevelt'• Good Waigbbor pollof and andoreaaent ot the l}Ditad lfatione wu b;uad upon euob conception.

Arizona'• HOue a ot Rapreeantat~aa bae Ju•t paaaad the • encloud H. J.R, l and the Senate h expected to do eo batora

Karch 13th. It approach•• wo rld peao a bf large eoala aobolaatio inter changes at e econdal'f and lower l avale throughout the d .. oer a tie world.

Lord Ha11tu, when here during the toraa tiva 1 tag a or tbeee propooal1 , called tba intarobange idea, •profound" 1n reapeet ot the attect upon the apraad ot demooracf• There­after our own state Dapartaant undertook a atudf ot the propo1al1J Acting Secretarf ot State Grew wrote •• ·be regarded tb .. aa unique . Countleao other a tataaaen and eduoator1 have endoread the principle• and the method ot tbia bill.

The plan will need publicitf or the right 1ort i t it i1 to be popularized int ernationallf·· I h&ve augguted to lllr. and 1111'1• Boettiger, b7 letter, that tbe Arisona Tiaaa print thie Arizona Plan in tull alter i t pa1111 our Legielature , a nd devote tbe iteue ot AP1'1l•h nut entirelf to editori alizing upon it ae a ••orial. What a wondertul dedication that would be to t be cauae ot world peace; what a aanaibla •-orial to thoae wbo , like Pree ident Rooaevelt, died conceiving ot ita attainaent ae their own probl .. , and the aoot important thing in the worldl

I t fOU agree that 1uob memorial iaoue would be able to contribute etreotivelf to the enda ot the bill , will fOU 'lea•• trf to think wall ot aanotioning "'1 auggaation to fOUl' daughter and ber buaband'

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1 Whereaa, laetlug J1MC1 Ia cleeiNd • bJ' f!'llfi'J Dation dd by aU; 9 rr'peopleB: IJ:bel'e Ia no trlelldiY demoefteY lllal would 'llelt llllppo« 8 1 any· internatloaal program eap&ble of efteet.illg aild ~ 4 that great objective. "' h ta , ~ 61 Something tel preVenting lntern~t:IOnal ~annflli" luetn»o" 6 menta!U:ias from formulatin\r eueh a pl'Ofl'ldD. I~ Is ~·deali'e tC v an aenalble peOple throughout the worfcf to ~'the .Gbltruor 6 • tl(lll,lllld to 1eJD;ow it. · '' . . 1 1 i ·•rn · 9 • l ei 18 the llelfet of many that the ~ ~il ihe ~

101 nablllty of adUlts to~dmtand ldeolorfi!li foHip to tflOit!•Of'lcbetr. 11 own persuasion, even those ot Mildly liatlota'~d%m~ 13 •mley and delfrtng lnte~tloaal 'amity. It Ill~ aJib·iltat tlMI 18 11101t feulble m8ane of CIO'J• ee~ 111ft itefeellll tllNi'bdolllhdllol· 14 cation for peace, devoted to talitir bltl~ 'tddiuir1""'nfl'

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l --1 floieudl!neea aDd •rood wiD amoq aD IIAtlo-. I "!l't'h ...... 2 four freedoma aDd hold the CODCJI11\'M tii.Mril WJ llll)lsd 3 in the United StateL , ... ...: ~ This end can be effected only by 1arp ~ 5 eational interclwlgee in elementaey aDd p 6 tween the qnallfted democradeeofthe United Natlou 7 The firat practieal atep toward the ICCODipliehment of tldl aim 8 muat come from an aroused public opinion m the United Btatee, 9 crystallized by proper dlnadoa It Ia the Imperative duty of the

10 Federal government to take the Initiative in arouaing aDd dfrect.. 11 ing such public opinion. Therefore 12 Be it re110lved by the LeJ~a~At¥e,Qf the State of Arllona: 13 L The Governor Ia -'i-11> invite the Piwfdeut and the 14 Congre88 of tbe United Statee to UDdertake the followfng IIIIV8I'a1 15 enactments and negotiations, comprfaing a program to effect 16 permanent world peace b7 me•m of internationalinterehauael of 17 students in elementary aDd secondary echoola through recfprocal 18 relating acbolanhlpe, in which no nation llhall be invited to partl-19 cipat:e ~pt m~ of tJae u~~~ to the 20 four freedoma aDd tbe concept of democracy u detined in the 21 program. 22 Firat. Formulation of a pbm of interchange, IIID&ll acaJe. to b. 23 gin with and confined to boys; eventually at large IC8le aDd to in-24 elude girls. 25 Second. together with a draft 26 of a propoeed of each State aDd 27 territorial poaaeaslon of the United Sta.tea. 28 Tbl,rd. I -,vt~r A lllfCi811!4 _idme, U. ~ Jto return the 29 propoaed plan, accompanied by proposed ameudmtmta of the-, 30 and the propoeed reeolutioa, adapted in ita orlgfnal or an IIMDCI-31 ed form, to the end that the different suggeationa JDa1 to the a-32 tentfeaaij)Jtt&e..-bel:lied:ior..._IIIO~-., I l!c;' ,rl"i/ ! 38£ Fou.rt.b, The·· tJ1e1JJ ...,.._ .. .-,811ottrl.lb7-.~ ~ · Exeeuijve ~be. J~i~JIN' ,u ~lr.lr; • ·.,......·of:Ahe ..... 35 and suggeetions of the legialaturea. ·'' 1 1,11 J .. , ' l' 38 fittb; Aclopt.ioa b7 ~ (Jj)qreea •of .. p1ul • • ....,llaped, ll 31 tba form of a joiDt. ~qn, to "'PI'IIID~ 0, the 1'l!!!l ....,.dt sa of state to the UDit.ed N'atio114 ~forU..<JOMWirat:IID Iff 39 member governments, with a view to . ..._.,~· ~ ~t,a.~bymeaNol.ntl'dftl ....... PI bltweae 41: ttbJ part.iclPJ\illi utiolll,_... of fon.tm ,...,_ gullhz adlr ~ aproportloaa~II..,..W:III_.r& , " ' , II ~ ,SlxtiJ.. t R~-~--~wua&belllMtedSUtse.-~ 4&. clpatmr Rl*lantQtUe~la•M,.~-- .AdE"N fa~ U ,wjtboJltijle~f·it.t.eit4aiD'Iol h Jo r • q ro It• ' H

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) Dear Mrs. Roosevelt:

Schuyler, Nebraska January 1 6 , 1947 ~

I am encl osing a c ompl imentary copy of my volume of verse, 11Mi's Day" and hope you will f orgive the seeming impertinence of the title .

' I have always had the greatest respect and ad­miration for you and held your l a te husband in esteem a nd affection.

"Mi 's Day" may not measure up in literary qual­ity to My Day but I like to find a small paral­lel in our l ives . I am also the mother of five children, four sons, the oldest, t hirteen, the younges t, twenty- two months. And a daughter, eight. We too , lost a beloved baby.

As t he wife of a Northwestern Bell Telephone manager, I. have traveled extensively, 0if only about the state of Nebraska) and I think I can equal your speed record in chalking up mileage around our eight-room house and from laundry to a chronically weary clot£esline .

Hoping you will enJoy the 'poems inspired by the l ittle incidents whicR touch a mother's heart or tickle her funny-bone, I remai n,

Very