Spencer Heath Archive

Item 1609

Carbon of a letter from Heath to Miss Evelyn Knauff, Brooklyn, New York.

March 29, 1957

 

 

 

Dear Evelyn,

 

     I have not been in New York since I saw you at the Hospital but I have tried several times to get in communication with Mark at the Hospital by telephone. All I can learn is that he is “doing nicely,” and I have sent him a card or two, one of them funny.

 

     Please drop me a line and tell me all about him, and give him my top wishes as soon as you can.

 

     I thought very much of you when reading the enclosed cutting from The Wall Street Journal of March 21st. Your very great enthusiasm for credit unions and your activity at their general meetings seems to have been entirely well founded. The truly wonderful growth of those unions is a fine example of what people can do for themselves coopera­tively by free enterprise alone — without any spoon-feeding or regimentation by coercive (political) authority.

 

     With best of compliments to you,

 

                            Sincerely,

 

 

SH/m

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