c/o Air Attache,
 
      WASHINGTON British Embassy,
 
      , D.C.
 
      19th June, 1941.
 
      
 
 
Dear Mr. President,
 
      We are considering the question of the provision of medical attendance, 
      hospital and burial facilities for Royal Air Force personnel 
      in the United States undergoing flying training.
 
      
 
 
It is understood from the Air Corps Medical authorities that 
      Federal hospitals are available in the vicinity of many of the 
      Schools, but that your authority is necessary before they can 
      be made available to our students. I should, therefore, be most 
      grateful if you would consider the possibility of granting patient, 
      and burial on the terms applicable to the United States Government 
      Departments us access to the Federal facilities for hospital 
      treatment, both in-patient and out-.
 
      
 
 
Believe me,
 
      Dear Mr. President,
 
      Very sincerely Yours,
 
      Halifax
 
      
 
 
The Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
 
      President of the United States of America,
 
      White House,
 
      WASHINGTON, D.C.