Foreign Relations of the United States, The Conferences at Washington, 1941–1942, and Casablanca, 1943

W.P.B. Files

The British Minister of Supply (Beaverbrook) to the Vice President (Wallace)

Washington, December 29, 1941.

Dear Mr. Vice-President: I enclose you copies of a letter and two documents sent to the President by me.¹

The first document was sent on the 27th of December and the second document on the 29th of December.

If I can answer any questions, will you please let me know?

I am most grateful for all the time you gave today and the patience you displayed.

Yours sincerely,

Beaverbrook

1. The enclosures were copies of Beaverbrook’s letter to Roosevelt, dated December 27, 1941 (ante, p. 328), Beaverbrook’s memorandum enclosed with that letter (ante, p. 329), and Beaverbrook’s memorandum for Roosevelt of December 29 (ante, p. 334).