PERSONAL. 1845 Main St., Jacksonville, Fla. Oct. 2nd. 1936. Governor Dave Sholtz, Tallahassee, Fla. My dear Governor:- You will recall that when you were here for the Democratic Committee meeting you said that you would call a meeting of the Everglades National Park Commission if a meeting was not had in the [meantime]. There are a few of us on the Board who do not feel that things are moving as fast as they should. We are not satisfied to be figure heads. I made a motion which was carried, to have meetings once every [three] months and more often if the Chairman should need to call a meeting. We have only had one meeting since we were appointed. We do not feel that Mr. Coe should speak without authority for the Board, without giving the members a chance to express themselves. There are quite a number of very able persons standing ready to serve who are members of this Board or Commission and I do not think that any one person has a right to take over the entire functions of the Commission. There is a growing feeling of dissatisfaction and if you would please call the Commission together, possibly here, and at least be with us part of the time we might yet make some definite headway before your term expires. I believe that Harold Colee could help us round things up if her were appointed to the place made vacant by the death of Mr. Lorenzo Wilson. With all good wishes, Sincerely, [signature] Mrs. W.S. Jennings.