Letter from Paul H Gantt to Dr. George W.F. Hallgarten, September 25, 1947

25 Seot enber 1947 Dr. George W. У. Hallf*rt*n KB 863 (Office. Chief of Count el. Screening; Team) Pentagjn Building Washington 25, D.C. Bear Hr. Haller tenl Thank jo u тегу rmch for you r latter of Septenber 20, which I received today. (1) The sltuetion regarding efcloyaent it тегу tight here in tha Rataareh Wield. However, there it a treaendous need for interpreters. I oallad your latter to the attention of Hr. Той Hodges, who is tha Chief of the language Division, and X will let you know in a few days about the outcoas. (2) It it really not worth while to get into the question whether Hr. C settler has or hat not done anything re girding your overseas enoloyaent because Hiss Brooks who is the only one who would know about it has in the aeantLae left the OCCWC. ( 3) Regardless of the out cone of your overseas e*>loy*ent, X have advised people here of your outstanding qualifications and I believe that at the time you receive this letter you will have been transferred to the Xrupp Teas. Xt certainly vat a pleasure having worked with you. With Best Wishes, РАЩ H. OAJTTT