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letter and the kind thoughts you had
in regards to a review. Perhaps we are
putting the cart before the horse, but in
any event, I asked Dr. Clark to contact
you in this regard. Perhaps World
Publishers would be interested in your
views also. All this is somewhat over my
head and that is the reason I requested
Dr. Clark to contact you on his return from
his vacation.

When I received the new issue of
Dante, you put my mind to work. We of
the stamp club have what is refered to as
"doubles" in the stamp world. Some young
persons in any hospital or anyone, including
your students at Framingham would be
welcome to them. I don't say that there
will be any vast amoount but any of these
people of your choice would be most
welcome to them. You can let me know
and I will prepare a package for you to
take on your next visit, We will make it
a present from S.D.G. and the men of Concord.

Yours with deep regard and love,
Donald.