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Toe enenmnenmmnnm BLIP AND MAIL TD: -m manner OPEN LETTER FROM LILLIAN HELLMAN... TERS 9 CHESTER COUNTY Dear Neighbors: I have been approached by a group of sincere men aod women in my home county of Westchester. They asked me to work with them in the formation of a committee to back the re-election of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, My answer was “Yes"—wholeheartedly and without qualification. Among those whe approached me are successful business- men, professionals... artists and writers like fayself, bouse- wives, farmers, office and factory workers... all our heighs bors. All are utterly sincere in their conviction that President Roosevelt should stay on the job to win the war, and with his Wealth of experience, to secure for us an era of ¢ and industrial plenty, They told me that many individual voters in Westchester County—ia both parties—feel the same wa but have had no organized means of éXpressing their convic- tions up to now. I agreed to serve on the ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE OF WESTCHESTER. I want to urge you to do the same. This election is the most crucial in out lifetime. Let us not return, to the days of closed banks, business failures, home fore- ¢s and mass unemployment. ‘Won't you plese Sil out the attached blank and return it to me quickly. ; MOSSEVELT COMMITTEE is eee OLE iy OF WESTCHESTER ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE OF WESTCHESTER i735 MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. ¥. Dear Miss Hellman: J am interested in your committee and would like furthes details of its program, f NAM2 er te eee Make checks payable to Roosevelt. Committee of Westchester, ea, ~~~ You can’t VOTE wuless you REGISTERT-—~ 7 LOST LT Wee 957 . POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT c. see y . [ | "Ltd -t7 hb. f- NOT RECORDAD 87 ocT ig 1944 ———et eenrmee smaninagy This is a clipping from page of the New York Times for Oc hd Clipped at the Seat Government. , af / _