EC: Yes, we have the body, the enquiring mind, [
3861] -
this we have had before. Now, as respecting the contemplated
associations with the bodies Harriman and Oppenheim in the
undertaking as is laid out, is this to be kept in line with
that as is laid OUT in the BEGINNING this would be a most
successful undertaking. Are there to be added, as has been
contemplated especially by Oppenheim, those of others and
others' interests as may be merged with same from some
associations as have been had by this body, then - as we
find - there would arise differences of opinions as to
the development of the proposition, which would make
for cross-currents and some conditions arising later
unsatisfactory, but - as those as have been set by Harriman,
and as has been considered seriously by [
3861], as in
relationship to each other, these would be well, kept
in that line. Ready for questions.
(Q) Shall [
3861] form this business relationship with Oliver
C. Harriman and Jack N. Oppenheim?
(A) These are reversed, in the way as was given here. We
have, as has been given, that - are the associations kept
in the line as is being set forth in the PRESENT, well. If
there are to be those considerations later wherein there
will be the injections of those interests that Oppenheim
has considered as would be an outlet, or a good association
for some interests that he has in mind - if these are to be
allowed to enter in, DON'T!
(Q) Any other advice?
(A) This is a LOT of advice!
That is all the questions.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self
Copy to File
Copy to [279]
BACKGROUND
See
3861-1 through
3861-3.
REPORTS
12/16/31 Nephew [
279]'s letter: "It looks like [
3861]
has something in mind for me, as he has resigned from his
company, which you will recall he mentioned in the readings.
At the same time I have interested him to help me establish
an agency here in N.Y. for Dave Kahn's chemical company.
I may take [
3861]'s son in with me on that. I am convinced
that there is actually a fortune in it, in a short period of
time, if it goes through as I plan, and I think it will."
1/01/32 See
279-13 in re business associations with Mr.
[
3861].
2/04/32 EC's letter to Mr. [
279]: "We have had, as you know,
some readings for Mr. [
3861] and also Mr. [
2107], but neither
of these people signed an application as a member or as
desiring to be members of the Association. We would like
to have our records straight. If you feel that they are at
present interested enough to approach them on the subject,
won't you have each of them sign an application so that we
may have the proper records on these?"
2/17/32 Mr. [
279]'s reply: "At the present time, [
3861]
and [
2107] are out of the question as far as memberships are
concerned. I may be able to do something with [
3861] at a
little later date."
GD's note: EC's arrest in N.Y.C. on
11/07/31 and the
resulting publicity may have had a great deal to do with
cooling the interest of these men.



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