HENRY T. HACKETT             
               ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
                      226 UNION  STREET                     
          
                    POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK  
     
                                         June 8th, 1938.
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt
The White House
Washington, D.C.
 
Dear Franklin:
 
              William Plog telephoned me yesterday that he 
had moved William Birch out of the Hughson house into the 
Wyatt Jones house.
 
              Mr. Luckey,the fire insurance agent,who 
issued the fire insurance on the Hughson buildings, has just
told me that the house may remain vacant for ten days free,
but, after that it will be necessary to obtain a vacancy
permitunless the ten day period is extended. He also said that
the electrical work should be inspected by a representative of
the Fire Insurance  Company before the electrician is paid.
 
              I am writing Engelhardt that the house isvacant 
so that he may go to work. I think that the house will need
a lot of  cleaning and airing before anyone can occupy it.
 
             With kindest regards, I am 
  
                           Sincerely yours,
                         [Henry T. Hackett]