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SHEPARD MITCHELL
TELEPHONE
M. B. SILBERBERG
WEBSTER 3-7511
GUY KNUPP
PEERY PRICE
WILLIAM HINCKLE
LAW OFFICES
C. .E.ERKEL
ARTHUR GROMAN
MITCHELL, SILBERBERG & KNUPP
0
CHESTER I.LAPPEN
EDWARD RUBIN
IRVING I.AXELRAD
6399 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD
BRADNER PETERSEN
LOS ANGELES 48, CALIFORNIA
JOHN L.NOURSE
SAM M.THOMPSON
ALFRED T.MARSHALL
GEORGE BENEDICT,JR.
November 8th, 1956
MACKLIN FLEMING
HAROLD FRIEDMAN
LEONARD H.MONROE
JAMES 3.JENNINGS
IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO:
JAMES S. KOSTAS
Honorable Richard L. Nixon
Vice President of the United States
Senate Office Building
Washington, D. C.
Dear Dick:
Even though I live on the edge of Holly-
wood I have never learned or exercised the art of
writing fan letters. However, as I have watched
your activities in the campaign that has just closed
I have been SO deeply moved that I cannot refrain
from expressing to you my feelings.
I attribute a substantial part of the
great Republican victory to your presentation of our
cause to the American people. I listened to your
question and answer appearance at Cornell. Your
ability in handling loaded and intricate queries
astonished and delighted me. I feel that a great
part of the evil and unjust criticism that had been
directed against you earlier in the campaign had,
before its conclusion, reacted in admiration and
affection.
I know you are entering a period of
great and growing service to our country. May I
express to you the feeling of every thoughtful
American - May God bless and keep you in the great
work you are doing.
Sincerely,
mbs 1b
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