Letter from Automatic Finder Corporation to Max Bredig
- 1940s
Max Albert Bredig (1902-1977) receives directions on handling papers relating to the immigration of Alfred Reis (1882-1951).
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Automatic Finder Corporation. “Letter from Automatic Finder Corporation to Max Bredig,” 1940–1949. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 9, Folder 4. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/m7iol9f.
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Dr. Max Bredig
Vanadium Corp. of America
420 Lexington Ave.
New York City
Lieber Max,
Wie verabredet, wirst Du das Duplikat des Einkommenbeweises von Mr. Abel Cary Thomas, das das President's Advisory Committee verlangt hatte, morgen Nachmittag bei Friedman, Bareford & Hazen, 11 W 42, abholen und dem Committee im Hause 122 East 22nd Street (frage nach Miss Johnson), uebergeben.
Was beiliegendes Telegramm anbelangt, erkundige Dich bei ihnen, was zu tun sie vorhaben; es ist kein Zweifel, dass Reis nunmehr von der ja bestehenden Einwanderungsmoeglichkeit direkt in Marseille Gebrauch machen will. Deshalb MUSS beim P.A.C darauf bestanden werden, dass sie entweder die gewuenschten Fotokopien geben oder senden, oder aber versprechen, den Fall UNVERZUEGLICH nach Washington zur Weiterleitung an den Konsul in Marseille weiterzuleiten.
Mit bestem Dank fuer Deine Bemuehungen,
Dein Hans
Adresse; c/o S. Buchmeyer
New Hampshire House
Franconia, N.H.
Dr. Max Bredig
Vanadium Corp. of America
420 Lexington Ave.
New York City
Dear Max,
As agreed, you will pick up the copy of the proof of income from Mr. Abel Cary Thomas, which was requested by the President's Advisory Committee, tomorrow afternoon at Friedman, Bareford & Hazen, 11 W 42, and send it to the committee at 122 East 22nd Street (ask for Ms. Johnson).
Regarding the enclosed telegram, ask them what they intend to do. There is no doubt that Reis will now want to take advantage of the existing immigration opportunities directly in Marseille. Therefore, you must insist that the P.A.C either give or send the requested photocopies or promise to IMMEDIATELY forward the case to Washington to convey to the consul in Marseille.
Many thanks for your efforts.
Yours,
Hans
Address: c/o S. Buchmeyer
New Hampshire House
Franconia, N.H.
