COPY February 28, 1935 My dear Mother: Thank you for your fine letters of the 22nd and 26th. We are always made happy by your letters. An interesting bit is that Sunday morning at nine o'clock we had breakfast with Mr. Justice McReynolds and Princess Cantacuzene Grant at Mr. Justice McReynolds' apartment. He is the Justice who wrote the dissenting opinion for the minority. She is the granddaughter of General Ulysses S. Grant. He is a bachelor, and she is a "grass" widow. Of course, it was a very interesting experience, following as it did so closely, the Gold Deci- sion. I cannot disclose the conversation, of course, but you can well imagine that within the bounds of professional ethics we were able to amplify the reasoning involved in the minori- ty opinion. Best love from both of us. (continued) Your affectionate son, P.S. Please keep the foregoing confidential.