Todd, Albert M. |
[Albert May Todd (1850-1931) was a political economist, entrepreneur and philanthropist in Michigan. He supported prohibition, advocated public ownership of utilities and served one term in the United States Congress. He retired in 1929 as President of the Todd Foundation "for enlargement of the happiness of mankind."] |
Letter, July 15, 1929168 |
[Mr. Todd wrote to Gandhiji on April 25, 1929: "Because I wholly approve of you and your work, I would like to send some money, perhaps five hundred dollars... If I find that you are in need of help, I will be glad to give, so far as I am able..."169] |
July 15, 1929 It is kind of you to offer me pecuniary assistance if I satisfy you that I am in need. Though I always remain in need by the very nature of the philosophy of life that I have adopted, my needs are supplied by those in India who are interested in the activities I am engaged in. I send you herewith the constitution of the Ashram which will give you some idea of the various activities. M. K. G. |
Letter, November 8, 1929170 |
[Mr. Todd sent another letter on September 25, 1929, asking Gandhiji to let him know when he needed aid for the election campaign. He asked for another copy of Gandhiji's letter as it was lost.171] |
Camp Hathras, Dear friend, Yours sincerely, Albert M. Todd, Esq. |