“Before leaving, the Minster asked me to give him the best price on s0 Billies and 200 grenades. I told him 1 would write to you and have you send him quotations and terms direct. %.. . Thave a leer from the Reod boys telling me that they are geting In couch with you. Temay be best to have them fs your agents from now on but I don’t think they should come infor any ofthis order, a8. . 2” ‘The remaining page of this gem was lot and not produced in evidence, but it is clear that the “‘misdonary” was after is ‘commission, and no nonsense Se 4 Menon tas anty bon mn Mt de Vale's gestion Inte in gp of am cnbargon shipment aa Bolis so Parag Although ontdrann tte ters sapenio thee was some talon hea In tu cary mens any ABest ropont fr an embargo In Prary ee Guo Hower, so Soul stn’ war dona 2 wes ed tha ther would be an ery conto of kewlio 1's tee the armas “hys™ nee Rane ie eae ae according to precedeat, nating would be dose to sop thet Ieeae comme Hew hte vow of «pete ot Ponta South arr, acre ins eee Oe eden of Federal Daboratories: ‘ Sm “My mean Jou, “, « Lapent avery quiet but very pleasant Christinas despite therotten weather, Regarding che attempts of Me. Hoover ad the cooky pusher in the State Department to effet embargoes fs unions tnt out ofthe erry do nt bale there 4s the least oreasion for alarm at present. The President and the State Department both lack asthorty to do anything nov, and in the spirit that Congres ein and with the lane ssnount 1 Nye Hearings, ar 1, xii 4p, 5 us Tims pay ouR LTTE WAR” 8 oforal business atead I fel quite sute that no further authority will be geanted.”* dis Noman, Mags of te Togs Dose Be a te fd Ss Ae Tee te ate Se cic was ate ans 2 cole a7 one ae secre rors cass ae oe Peete cee Se ee es Sas Lee ele wer ala acai nee ee He cateranrittees ia reise oe wane de eg atten tt Sao ey lee ee 3 he ce re ala eee SRRUSSEFAD Sama Lan ity by be Oho Sit apeenaanciaee Tee