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Pre-Presidential Papers of Richard M. Nixon
General Correspondence
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March 26, 1958
Clark, D. F.
Dear Mr. Clark:
I don't imagine that your busy schedule during
the recent snow storm allowed you to notice such
things as your ears burning. However, I am sure
that they were, because some very complimentary
comments were made about you when I called from
Chicago last Thursday to check on my family.
Our oldest daughter, Tricia, was ill at the time,
and for that reason the courteous and expeditious manner
in which you took care of getting a workman to put our
furnace on manual operation until the electrical service
was restored was particularly appreciated.
All the Nixons join in expressing appreciation and
extending our best wishes to you and your men,
Sincerely,
Richard Nixon
Mr. D. F. Clark
Customer Service
of hr
Washington Gas Light Company
Washington, D. C.
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3/26/58 LGG:rd
Nowce
Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum