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Cotton, Constance, July 18, 1947.
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Wishing you and your group every success, I am, a subscriber to the Bulletin, and very sincerely yours. | Wishing you and your group every success, I am, a subscriber to the Bulletin, and very sincerely yours. | ||
| − | (Miss) Constance Cotton. | + | (Miss) Constance Cotton. |
| + | 879 Elsmere Place | ||
| + | Bronx, 60, N.Y. | ||
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July 18-1947
New York, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Einstein,
Enclose, please find my check in the amount of $4.00. Actually it is one contribution of $2.00 for myself and one $2.00 contribution from my pharmacist Mr. Arthur [Kagle?], of 1905 Southern Blvd. -Bronx.N.Y.
I hope to be able to arouse more practical interest among my friend and all intelligent people for the committees cause, and shall mail in the amounts from time to time, if, as in this case they do not wish to take the trouble to send it direct.-
Wishing you and your group every success, I am, a subscriber to the Bulletin, and very sincerely yours.
(Miss) Constance Cotton. 879 Elsmere Place Bronx, 60, N.Y.