From Leon Keyserling (Oldest son), 1944

From Washington DC; major topic is Rosalyn Keyserling Schreiber who is suffering from Leukemia; counsels his father how to handle relations with the Schreiber family; urges WK to withdraw from his ice business; describes Rosalyn's three month stay at his home during her illness; discusses Rosalyn's move from Providence Hospital in Columbia, SC to a hospital in New York; writes about financial matters and Rosalyn and Herbert's shares of family estate; provides WK with details about Rosalyn's illness; reports that he was one of 17 prize winners (2nd place) in the Pabst Brewing Company Postwar Employment essay contest; after her death, Leon writes to WK re. distribution of Rosalyn's personal effects (among the family); his views/advice on Herbert and his new wife Harriet (Hirschfeld) settling down in Beaufort; discusses best way to communicate with Milton Schreiber (after Rosalyn's death).