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      Lindsay has made rather a point of Chicago, but I am not in the 
      least bit insistent on it if you decide to forego it.
 
      I do think, however, that you should not drive through the narrow, 
      crowded streets of either New York or Chicago.
 
      
 
 
Lindsay's idea of visiting some "New York institution 
      of cultural importance" is good. One of the new slum clearance 
      housing projects or one of the great new medical centers would 
      interest both of you, even though to visit such an institution 
      would require a short drive through wider city streets.
 
      
 
 
I have written you thus at length in order to give you the 
      latest suggestions from this side of the water. Fortunately, 
      we have plenty of time to make plans and I hope that you will 
      feel free to make any different suggestions.
 
      
 
 
I need not tell you how happy I am that Great Britain and 
      the United States have been able to cooperate so effectively 
      in the prevention of war--even though we cannot say that we are 
      out of the woods yet.
 
      
 
 
With my sincere regards,
 
      Faithfully yours,