Original of this letter, approved by the President, together with extra copies, handed to Lt. Rigdon for transmittal 11/14/44 hms THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 10, 1944. My dear Winston, I realize that it is very trying for many people that we should continue to prevent information from looking out about anti-submarine methods; but our own submarine campaign in the Pacific is playing such an important role that the Barbarian will seize desperately upon any information that will help him in anti-submarine measures. I do hope, therefore, that we may continue to do all that we can to keep anyone from talking too much. I have no doubt that indiscretions are committed in our press but the enclosed has recently appeared under a London date-line. I will do what I can to keep the lid on here and I know I may count on you for similar measures. Cordially yours, "F.D.R." The Rt. Honorable Winston S. Churchill, The Prime Minister of Great Britain, London, England. Copy to: Director of OWI Director of Censorship Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet. White House File |