Henry Stimson to Franklin D. Roosevelt (November 8, 1941)

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From the National Archives and Records Administration; Collection: Papers as President, Map Room File, 1939 - 1945; Series: The Franklin D. Roosevelt/Winston Churchill Correspondence, 1939 - 1945; File Unit: 1941 Correspondence, 1941 - 1941; ARC #194873

1341960Henry Stimson to Franklin D. Roosevelt (November 8, 1941)1941Henry L. Stimson

WAR DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON

November 8, 1941

Personal and Confidential

The President,
The White House.

Dear Mr. President:

I am turning over today to Halifax the estimate upon the defenses of the British Isles. I have seen him and have gone over it with him, and he is going to send the estimate to Churchill direct by the air ferry pouch of next Monday.

I send you herewith the proposed message from you to Churchill which you dictated to me the other day and which I have had written out. It seems to me all right as it is without any change. I showed it to Halifax and he thought it would be very helpful if you sent it to Churchill.

Faithfully yours,

Henry L. Stimson

Secretary of War.

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