Letter from North Carolina Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy Regarding President Hoover’s Unemployment Speech

State of North Carolina THE Supreme Court Raleigh WALTER P. STACY, CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM J.ADAMS ackt OCT SELVED 20 WHITE 1937 HOUSE HERIOT CLARKSON GEORGE W. CONNOR WILLIS J.BROGDEN ASSOCIATE JUSTICES 19 October, 1931 10-20-31 wgt The President, The Whitehouse, Washington, D. C. Mr. President: Your "mobilization order", delivered over radio on last evening, was strikingly appropriate, and, as an humble American citizen, I thank you for it. It will give courage to those who are trying to hold the dykes against an encroaching sea. Human fortitude has always been equal to human misfortune, and America will not fail in the present crisis. Strength to your right arm, as Yorktown is in sight. With great respect, I am Yours very sincerely, s/h W.P.Stacy October 20, 1931 P.P.F. 200 Tortun by dear Mr. Chief Justice: I appreciate indeed your very kind mouse letter of October 19th. It is heartening and encouraging. Yours faithfully, Honorable Walter P. Stady Chief Justice, Supreme Court of North Carolina Baletgh, North Carolina W jh