(Q) What is the best approach to make?
(A) In describing the needs of such at the present time,
there is to be the analyzing first of the situation that
exists in America, in all of its various phases that are
depicted or shown in the script, or that being drawn itself.
If it would be permissible, we would offer a suggestion here
as to the script; not as to tell the writer as to what or how
to change, but - we would give a bit more in some lines here
of those words of Jefferson in the FOUNDING of this American
way.
Then, as these are presented to this entity in these special
lines, but the whole, - there would be indicated that a
contribution to the general WELFARE of America is to AROUSE
it to not only its faults, its failures, but its problems,
its duties and its obligations! And you will receive not
only favorable comment, but help!
Keep this away FROM the other industries, to be sure; not as
if you are hiding something or other, but that it - as
America - must stand as a unit, as ONE, in the final
analysis.
(Q) Who should make this approach?
(A) There are those who are associated or connected with the
entity [
437] in Washington, close to the present
administration. Let them step in and tell.
(Q) Comment on the possibilities of the success of this
project?
(A) As we find, as has first been indicated, - it is not
merely an idea, but an IDEAL manner in which to arouse
America, the public in general, to the situations, the
problems that exist; and the manner, the means, the WAY of
correcting and making amends.
That of itself bespeaks not only of the manner of success
but, naturally, the problems - for the moment - of attaining
same, by united effort of many CHANNELS of endeavor.
But as we find, - never losing sight of the purpose; that is,
as a WAY or means of PATRIOTIC effort for the love of country
and of people, - it will succeed.
We are through - for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See
437-10 on
1/02/39.
REPORTS
He obtained
2442-1; 2873-1;
2862-1, etc.
11/30/42 See
437-12.



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