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Diary 8: May - December 1940

Item 161

Transcription: in pencil, upper right corner: P1/8(25) document is typewritten, with annotation in handwriting at top that reads "Jacklin's draft" Very concerned regarding future income. Contributions not being paid Geneva, possibly they would be paid elsewhere. Propose if Lisbon unfeasible to establish office in U.S.A. if allowed where would send Jacklin to organize vigorous collecting office final acknowledgment all payments being sent from Geneva. Jacklin would continue control funds and investments, Bieler undertaking work here. Lester Fully understand appreciates need for Secretary General and Treasurer remaining together but there is important work for latter elsewhere and time may shortly come when it would be impossible for him to leave.

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Diary 8: May - December 1940

Item 160

Transcription: in pencil, upper right corner: P1/8(25) Dear Jacklin, If you approve please ask some one to type 4 copies. I'll ask Livingston to send it Yrs SL

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Diary 8: May - December 1940

Item 159

Transcription: in pencil, upper right corner: P1/8(24) 1.9.40 Questions to be put to Mr. HAMBRO 1. Fix date of meeting. I think Tuesday, September 24th, most suitable. Clipper leaves New York on Saturday, 21st, arrives Lisbon 22nd, and you will then have a day to read the documents which cannot be supplied in advance. 2. I hope you decide so that I can tell members convened that there must be no publicity about the meeting. Lester will arrange for the Government to be privately informed. 3. The convening notice will be sent to every member except Wiart and Colijn. Must Avenol be invited in your name to attend? Brunskog has not been here but has wired that he is trying to get a visa. It is probable that the Commission will not be able to examine the 1939 accounts. 4. Guerrero and Olivan will want to come to discuss Judges' salaries and the budget. 5. Phelan is in Lisbon and I understand he will wait there for the meeting. Presumably Goodrich will come by Clipper, and I don't know whether Oersted will go, but I will leave these matters to Phelan. 6. I am planning to go [to meeting], but if you think Bieler can manage perhaps I ought to remain here. Lester will go. 7. To my mind the important thing is to secure an authorized budget for 1941 and authority to use the Guarantee Fund on the exhaustion of the Working Capital Fund. If we cannot secure a legally competent Committee now, we must go on trying to do so later in the year, as a meeting is vital to our continuance. 8. We propose to book at Aviz Hotel, Avenida Fontes, Lisbon. 9. What cash will you want cabled to you? Do you want it cabled direct to you, or to Loveday on your behalf? What Bank?

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Diary 8: May - December 1940

Item 158

Transcription: in pencil, upper right corner: P1/8(24) -5- H. I think they put an Indian on it ... J. He is not available now. I want you to put Najero or Pardo on it. H. Fine. I will get in touch with Phillips. J. Phillips is in America. H. I think he has already left, but I will get in touch with him. --------------------------

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Schreiben von Emilie Göler an die Großherzogin Luise; Karte mit Weihnachstgrüßen an die Großherzogin und Prinzessin Feodora

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Description: Hierarchie: Großherzogliches Familienarchiv (Eigentum des Hauses Baden) und Markgräfliches/Großherzogliches Familienarchiv: Nachträge >> Einzelne Angehörige des Hauses Baden >> [13 A] Luise Großherzogin von Baden (1838-1923) >> Familie, Hof, Regierung >> Erziehung, Schulen >> Victoria-Schule und -Pensionat >> Berichtserien >> Emilie Göler von Ravensburg [?-?, Oberin des Viktoria-Pensionats Karlsruhe und der Filiale Baden-Baden 1917-1920/1923]

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