28 March 1947: Introducing Father Benitez who is traveling to Spain for religious reasons and who is undertaking confidential missions for Perón.
9 December 1947: Inviting him to represent Perón at the wedding of an Argentine ambassador to Switzerland.
23 April 1948: Expressing satisfaction for his success in getting Spanish censorship lifted on the writings of Argentine author Manuel Galvez.
2 June 1949: Sending greetings on the occasion of "the new patriotic anniversary."
22 February 1950: Assuring him that no public statement was made concerning his desire to resign his post, and adding a holograph postscript: "Therefore we have held back, for the moment, the decision already made, until the concerns with the conclusions of the Ministry of For. Affairs are definitely resolved."
with--Alfonso Reyes. Typed Letter Signed, as Mexican Ambassador to Brazil, to R.E. Montes y Bradley, in Spanish: ". . . [T]he truth is that [French author] Paul Morand never saw the macumba. He stayed on the path, frightened. All he wanted was to . . . go home as soon as possible. . . . Morand has just published in 'Vanity Fair' a splendid article in which he recounts his bravely adventurous journey . . . and all he saw in the macumba, full of details of non-existent things very artfully woven into the real ones. . . ." 1 1/2 pages, 4to, written on the recto and verso of a single sheet. Rio de Janeiro, 17 January 1932.