Box 29

Typed letter signed "Chick" to George Fielding Eliot, 1175 York Avenue, New York, congratulating him on an article entitled "Alliance Diplomacy in Limited Wars" that appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings.

Letter to Assistant SECNAV Gustavus Fox.

Holograph letter signed from Commandant's office, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C., to Assistant SECNAV Gustavus Fox, regarding settlers being improperly authorized and gaining improper passes. Fox answers in pencil on the back that the problem results from his granting permits on military request.

Typed letter signed from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt, regarding the Navy's call for binoculars, spy glasses, and other navigational instruments for use in the war. The glasses will be returned to Smith at the end of the war.

Certificate issued by the Department of the Navy for contributors to the Navy's appeal for "Eyes for the Navy," donations of binoculars, telescopes, spy glasses, and navigational instruments during World War I, signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy.

Typed memorandum, undated, from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt regarding return of the items donated to the "Eyes for the Navy" program during World War I.

Typed memorandum from Bureau of Supplies and Accounts regarding payment of $1.00 for the item purchased by the Navy for the "Eyes for the Navy" program. If possible, the item will be returned to him at the war's end. The Navy will maintain a record of the item and the donor.

Yearbook of the WAVES at the Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, Pa., published in 1946. The book chronicles the years the WAVES were at the Depot and includes ship's company, how we live, activities highlights, and environs. The book belonged to Betty M. Weaver, SK2C.

Narrative of Events, Asiatic Fleet leading up to war and from 8 December 1941 to February 1942, including war plans and Admiral Hart's Supplementary Narrative Copy. Original is in the National Archives, College Park, Md.