May 24, 1946 Dr. Abram L. Sachar Bnai Brith Youth Organization 1746 M Street NW Washington 6, D.C. Dear Dr. Sachar, Our discussions, and your letter of the 21st have given me much to consider. I appreciate the frankness with which you spoke and regret only that you had not done so earlier since it was obvious that for some time you have had these sentiments. As I stated to you, you have a right to choose your own staff. Although I have enjoyed the work, and would like to continue, giving you full assurance that the pro- gram as you outlined it in Atlantic City and the personal direction and changes that you promise would assure my continued and loyal service towards our common objectives. However, I accept your judgment and decision and will look about. There are already several openings which I shall explore in the Center and Federation fields. I am sure that I shall have a protracted delay. Before writing an official resignation I would like to have from you some statement on terminal pay, vacation, and assurance of 30 days notice in addition to vacation. I would also like to be assured that any evaluation of me to possible employers will be positive and will contain such statements as you have made to me personally relat- ive to my work. I am sure that you believe in these things and will do the necessary things to keep our parting on as agreeable a basis as possible. I did want to ask about the forthcoming District AZA convention. It is scheduled fox the Labor Day week-end, and you may have someone else by that time. Would you want that that person should handle it. Perhaps I can be here to break the new man in?