December 16, 1941.

Alcoholics, Anonymous,
Postoffice Box 2311,
Kansas City, Missouri.

Gontlenen:

Urse Allen wrote you yesterday regarding Wilson
Houts, of 35126 Porrest Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri.

On November 13, 1941, I wrote my good friend,
Joe Westwood, the proprietor of the Blue Valley Foundry, of
Kensas City, Missouri. I am enclosing a copy of my letter to
him. I mention Harley Davis in a ietter. Harley Davis is
assistant auditor of the Kansas City Power and Light Company.
Ho is a very good friend of mine and has offered to help me
help Wilson to find himself,

This morning I called Joe Westwood and he stated
that he wes not sure whether he could put Wilson to work, but

i? he would come in some morning soon for an interview he would
endeavor to help him. He is not sure of that, however, but will |
do his best.

I an an passing this information along to you hoping
that it will be of some service in helping Wilson. However, I
do not imow to what limite you go and I feel rather embarrassed
in even feeling that you have this extended So in
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such as yourse I do not imow how you work or whether you corres-
pond with anyone, but if there is any possible way that I can
work with your organization in the extent of coming in to Kansas
City and taking Wilson over to Joe Westwood’s for a conference
I will do that.

Mrs. Allen told you, I Scleuue, that Wilson Houts
is living with his wife at 5126 Forrest Avenues

May I hear from yout

Very sincerely yours,

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