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MAX WEBER 10 HARTLEY ROAD GREAT NECK LONG ISLAND NEW YORK

April 2. 1941

Dear Forbes:
Enclosed you will please find the article I promised to write before I left Washington. I hope you will find it printable.  If you do, please do not hesitate to change or leave out a word or phrase as you see fit, for you know that writing is just a little side issue with me. The art of writing is immense and that is why I shrink and freeze up when called upon to do so.  

And if you think the article is apt to [[strikethrough]] arouse harsh criticism and[[/strikethrough]] create ill feeling [[strikethrough]]and antagonism[[/strikethrough]], please do not hesitate to discard it. I will understand perfectly.  it is an honest expression of my feeling about the Gallery. [[strikethrough]] In case [[/strikethrough]] Should you find it "fit to print", and if it does subsequently raise a little dust [[strikethrough]] subsequently [[/strikethrough]], I know you will intervene in my behalf by persuading the authorites not to deport me. 

With kindest regards to you and Mrs. Watson from Frances and the children,  Max

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Transcription Notes:
I wasn't sure if I should transcribe all the strikes he made. In the end, I decided to only transcribe the ones that made the letter more interesting. I added in the rest of the strikethroughs.