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With Rabel and Rheinstein re: European annotations. [1] (1940)

handle is hein.ali/hrbor605619 and id is 1 raw text is: EUROPEAN ANNOTATIONS October 50, 1940 Memorandum: Interview with William B. Hale and Max Rheinstein, October 30, 1940 in Chicago. I first saw Hale after luncheon at Shoreland and in the evening Rheinstein and his wife dined with me at that Hotel. I. Told Hale need for $2500 for Rabel Fund. He said I could count on his father's Fund for $500.00. The exact amount needed should be taken up with Mrs. Humphreys. Consider whether more money can be gotten for Rabel from the Foundations interested in refugees. liust explore other possible resources. II. Rheinstein agrees that a group is necessary for Rabel. Suggest Goodrich, Cheatham and Lorenzen. (Of course Rheinstein must be included. He agreed to interview Rabel in Ann Arbor Sunday, November 5rd., but I determined that this was not necessary, in fact thought I wanted to see Rabel alone and I wired him to that effect from my train Saturday morning, November 2, 1940, the telegram being sent I think from the next station beyond Battle Creek at which the streamlined train stopped (9.15 from Chicago.) Note: Had telephone talk November 1, with Lessing Rosenthal. Promised to write him about Rabel's work and need for funds.

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