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            <text># GOODS

From: Washington
To: Vishy
Dated: July 7, 1942
Rec'd: July 8, 1942

Message No: 2621
Votre tél. 1347K.

M. WOODS a été attaché commercial à Berne
jusqu'aux hostilités entre les E.U. et l'Allemagne. Il
est rentré aux E.U. sur le DROTTNINGHOLM lors du dernier
échange entre diplomates allemands et américains. Depuis
son retour l'intéressé est en congé aux E.U.

HENRY HAYE

X D-1994
File D-2054

Examination Unit,
National Research Council,
July 13, 1942.</text>
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