[*NAWSA   
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE   
Phillips, Lena Madesin*]

May 9, 1933.

Miss Lena Madesin Phillips,
President, National Council of Women,
Vanderbilt Hotel,
New York,  N.Y.

My dear Miss Phillips:
     I enclose herewith a copy of a 
letter I received from the Smithsonian
Institution together with a copy of my
reply.
          Cordially,

CCC:HW.




October 2, 1934.

Miss Lena Madesin Phillips,
233 Broadway
New York, N.Y.

My dear Miss Phillips:
     I have this moment received your letter concerning
broadcasting.  I am going to ask you to excuse me, because 
I do not like broadcasting and I find it altogether too much 
trouble.
     I suggest that you ask Mrs. William Dick Sporborg,
Hawthorne Avenue, Portchester, New York.  She is Secretary
of the National Committee on the Cause and Cure of War and
broadcasts splendidly.  She has a good voice and knows her
subject always.  Please put her on and excuse me.  Many,
many thanks.
     My secretary reminds me that when preparations were
being made for the exhibits at the World's Fair last year,
I wrote on your behalf and asked the Smithsonian Institution
to loan you the shawl Miss Anthony used to wear.  I received
back all the things I loaned you.  I am not at all sure that
Miss Anthony's shawl ever went to Chicago and I am uninformed
as to whether, if it did, it was returned.  I am sure there
is nothing to worry about.
         Very sincerely,

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