IT IS FITTING that the second anniversary of Mr. Clarence D. Chamberlin's transatlantic airplane flight to Germany should be commemorated as you are doing, by honoring both him and his gallant competitors who lost their lives.

ON THIS auspicious anniversary of Your Majesty's birth, I send you my most friendly greetings.

BOTH personally and as Honorary Chairman of the American Child Health Association it is a pleasure to most cordially wish you every success in the new season's work at Seaside Hospital which so effectively serves the needy children of New…

I regret intensely to accept your resignation as Director of the Budget.

I do wish to take this occasion to voice the debt owed to you by the country for your devoted and able service.

Again I thank Your Majesty for your message and wish for your country blessings a hundredfold and for Your Majesty happiness and prosperity for many years to come.

I may mention that it would be desirable to appoint a sub-committee of experts in the various departments for the preparation of detailed material for submission to the Committee.

The interest of the country obviously necessitates the rapid determination of both these questions, and I am entirely in accord with their views.

The reiterated act of placing one's commercial aims before the public in cold type, day after day, compels one to subject his own motives to a criticism as severe as that which he expects from the public scrutiny.

My only comment that I could properly make is that it is a very notable contribution to stability and to progress, and I think the American people should be gratified at the contribution which Messrs. [Owen D.] Young, [John Pierpont]…

I estimate its ethical value as of equal importance.

My fellow countrymen join me in expressing deep appreciation of Your Majesty's touching message voicing that true and unalterable friendship which unites our two countries.