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March 27th., 1943.

My dear Mrs. Gunther:

I attended the meeting of March 15th., 
at the Waldorf and was most impressed by the speech you gave. I therefore wrote a little while ago to 
Mr. Billy Rose asking him for copies of the speeches which had been delivered that evening, as I want 
personally to approach some of my friends who remain
aloof and seemingly indifferent.

Among these, I am very anxious to have a copy of 
your's. I know that several of course, were extemporaneous, but I seem to recall that you had notes, which you may have kept. If so, would you mind 
supplying me with a couple of copies? As we are 
cooperating towards the same end, I trust you will
not mind the liberty I am thus taking.

Thanking you in anticipation,

Your very sincerely,
 
(Germain Séligmann)

Mrs. Frances Gunther,
c/o Committee for a Jewish Army,
535 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 

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