Letter from Vilhjalmur Stefansson to Charles Armstrong, 9 September 1921
Date9 September, 1921
RepositoryRauner Special Collections Library, Dartmouth College.
Call Numberstefansson-wrangel-09-07-064
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September 9th, 1921.
Dear Captain Armstrong:
This morning I sent you a telegram, as shown
by the enclosed confirmation.
by the enclosed confirmation.
On returning to New York I found a personal
friend who was willing to make me a loan of two thousand
dollars. This covers my pressing need in the matter
which I placed before you. I am grateful for whatever
efforts you may have made, irrespective of their success
or failure.
friend who was willing to make me a loan of two thousand
dollars. This covers my pressing need in the matter
which I placed before you. I am grateful for whatever
efforts you may have made, irrespective of their success
or failure.
In case the money I asked for has been already
voted I shall, of course, return it at once, unless the
Prime Minister considers that in view of the circumstances
it is more appropriate that the money be used to cancel
the above-mentioned personal loan.
voted I shall, of course, return it at once, unless the
Prime Minister considers that in view of the circumstances
it is more appropriate that the money be used to cancel
the above-mentioned personal loan.
Captain Armstrong,
Prime Minister’s Office,
Ottawa, Ontario.
Prime Minister’s Office,
Ottawa, Ontario.
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