OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY - Rutgers University
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT NEW YORK ELEVENTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREET Sept. 11, 1917. Mr. Earl Reed Silvers, Rutgers College, New Brunswick, il. J. Rear Sirs- follows: Received your letter of August 31, 1917 and would advise as James W. Mailler B.S. 1912- M.E. 1916 1st Lieutenant, Ordnance Department Officers Reserve Corps, D.S.A. My conmission is dated July 10, 1917. 1%) to the present writing I have not received any orders to report for active duty. Yours sincerely, i(J^ kfcUxittfcn/
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY
ENGINEERINGDEPARTMENT
NEW YORK
ELEVENTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREET
Sept. 11, 1917.
Mr. Earl Reed Silvers,Rutgers College,
New Brunswick, il. J.
Rear Sirs-
follows:
Received your letter of August 31, 1917 and would advise as
James W. Mailler B.S. 1912- M.E. 1916 1st Lieutenant, Ordnance Department Officers Reserve Corps, D.S.A.
My conmission is dated July 10, 1917. 1%) to the present
writing I have not received any orders to report for active duty.
Yours sincerely,
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February 5th* 1918.
First Lieutenant James W. Maillar,
Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Aberdeen. Maryland•
My dear Mr* Mailler:-*
"hank you .for your letter telling of the
work you are doing and of your experiences in amap* It isjust the kind of thing we want and I appreciate your good
thought in writing me*Most cordially yours.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO ••THE COMMANDING OFFICER. ”
WAR DEPARTMENTAberdeen Proving Ground
p. o. ABERDEEN MD.
IN REPLYING REFER TO No,
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July 10,1918
Captain James ?*, Kailler,Ord • Dept* , 8 • A*
Aberdeen Proving Ground,P* 0* Aberdeen, Id.
Dear Mr. Muilleri
The copy of "Rapid Fire*
and the other material from the Proving
Ground have be m received and have been
added to our collection in the college
library* Thank you very much for your
letter of July 8th and accept my most
sincere congratulations on your promotion.
It is a fine thing to watch our Rutgers
men go us the ladder.
Cordially yours,
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Kay 29th, 1919
Captain James W. Mai Her,
Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Aberdeen, Md.
Dear Captain Mailler:-
^hank you for your service record
and your letter of April 28th. We already have a picture
of you in uniform.
It is too bad that you cannot be
present at Commencement.
Cordially yours,
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Captain Jaxsee W. Haillcr,
Care Chief Ordnance Officer, U.S.A.
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Dear Captain liaille?;-
Thunk you very ouch for your letter
of October 3th giving us the good news that you have arrived
across seas. £ oinoorely hopo tJmt you mil enjoy your n»w
work and that at bosks not very distant date *e ?my have thusa
pleasure of hearing that you ore again in the goof! ^jd United
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