Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2693

Letter from Percy L. Greaves, Jr., Room 1327, 250 West 57^th Street,

New York 19, New York

 

Dear Mr. Heath:

Many thanks for your kind letter of August 22nd, which arrived during my absence on vacation. I have been looking forward to receiving a copy of your book, but as yet it has not arrived. I suspect that possibly it may have been misdirected. Your letter was addressed to 259 West 57th Street whereas the correct number is 250. There is a possi­bility that it may have been returned to you because non-first class mail addressed to me is sometimes returned if not marked Room 1327.

 No one could agree more heartily than I that there should always be a harmonious relationship among all the parts of society. If people would only learn that a simple harmonious voluntary relationship will help all parties concerned better than any use of man’s coercion against man, we would all be so much better off.

 It is always good to hear that you continue in good health and I hope that we shall have some more interesting meetings during the coming winter months.

 

Sincerely yours,

 

(signed) Percy L. Greaves, Jr.

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