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October 31, 1940
Ick'd.
2727 Euclid ave.
11-4-40
of
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dear mr. President,
Though a am only a high school Sophomore,
I feel that I can realize your exceptional
ability as the greatest american leader of our
time.
Listening with whole-hearted admiration to
all your speeches, I have been nicknamed " Little
Democrat," of which I feel very proud, as I
am for you, with my whole heart and mind.
Seldom have I thrilled to any words, as I do
to yours, spoken so wisely and nobly, so
beautifully and sincerely.
With the rest of the world in such a
terrifying confusion of war, we have reason
to fear for our own country 's safety, but
with you at our head, we can, and should,
feel sure of peace, happiness, and security.
Daily, I pray for my beloved President,
in whom I have implicit trust and faith.
Respectfully yours,
Beatrice Pulikowski
Collection FDR-FDRPOF
President's Official Files (Roosevelt Administration)
1933 – 1945
Series
Franklin D. Roosevelt President's Official Files
1933 – 1945
FileUnit
OF 2526: Third Term P 1940