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December 16, 1954

My dear Dr. Valentiner:

Mr. Germain Seligman is absent from town for a week or so, and he has left word that his mail is to remain unopened until his return, about the twenty-third of December.  I am, therefore, sending you this note today to let you know that your envelope has been received by us.

Upon Mr. Seligman's return I am sure he will immediately write to you; also, I know, he is looking forward to your visit to New York.

Yours very sincerely,

Sarah A. Winter
Secretary to Mr. Seligman

Dr. W. R. Valentiner
10340 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles 24, California

December 16, 1954

My dear Mr. Sterling:

In Mr. Germain Seligman's absence I am writing to acknowledge receipt of your letter of December twelfth.

As soon as Mr. Seligman has returned to town, I am sure your letter will receive his immediate attention.

Yours very sincerely,

Sarah A. Winter
Secretary to Mr. Seligman

Charles Sterling, Esq.
19, Avenue d'Iéna
Paris 16, France 

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