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[[imagr]] CORNING GLASS WORKS CORNING, NEW YORK JAMES M. BROWN III DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS October 9, 1956 Mrs. Theresa Parker Jacques Seligmann and Company 5 East 57th Street New York, New York Dear Mrs. Parker: I want to thank you for your generosity in coming to Corning to discuss with us those ways in which we could improve our operations. I do think that your detailed remarks were most valuable to us. Your very diplomatic reminder that perhaps museum people could improve their business manners was very much to the point and I hope that it will do some good. If you would care to send me a statement of your expenses, we would be very pleased to reimburse you. [[left margin]] Wed- [[/left margin]] With many thanks again and all best wishes, I am, Most sincerely, James M. Brown James M. Brown JMB:ahw P.S. I have written to Mrs. Slivka suggesting that perhaps she might want to take the subject matter of the panel and develop it into an editorial for "Craft Horizons". We will see what happens. JMB-