No. 20  NAI DFA 316/218/1

Letter from Eamon de Valera to Franklin D. Roosevelt (Washington)

DUBLIN, 4 March 1941

DEAR MR. PRESIDENT: This will introduce Mr. Frank Aiken, Minister for Co- ordination of Defence Measures in our Government. He will give you first hand information on our position and explain to you our need for defensive equipment and for certain other supplies which we wish to purchase in the United States. The things we want are unfortunately those in general demand at the present moment, but in amount they are such a small fraction of your total production that I am hopeful they can be obtained. May I once more ask for your kindly intervention on our behalf.

With all good wishes for you and for the United States and with warm regards.

I am [etc.]
EAMON DE VALERA


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