{HOUSE OF COMMONS

CANADA}

Ottawa

February 7 1935

C. Mortimer Bezeau, Esq.,

12 Ellen St.East,

Kitchener,

Ont.

Dear Sir:-

I wish to acknowledge on Mr. Mackenzie King’s behalf your letter of February 4th. with which you have been so kind as to send a series of letters published in the “Kitchener Daily Record” a few months ago, and to let you know that it is not possible, owing to the pressing nature of Mr. King’s Parliamentary duties an engagements at this time, to bring communications of the kind to his attention. I am, however, retaining the fyle of correspondence in the hope that it may be possible to do so a little later on.

In the meantime I know that Mr. King would wish me to thank you very sincerely on his behalf for the kind thought which prompted you to bring the series of letters to his notice.

In accordance with your request I am attaching a

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a copy of Hansard for January 21st. which contains Mr. King’s speech on the Address.

Yours faithfully,

[signed] H. R. L. Henry

H.R.L.Henry

Private Secretary