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Please pardon the delay in answering your letter of July 1. I
read your letter to Mansfield with a great deal of interest and
was certainly glad that you explained matters to him as you did.

I, as a brother, could not, of course, bring home the facts to
him as forcefully and as ably as you have, and I certainly want
to thank you for your time and efforts in his behalf.

I wrote Mansfield after receiving your letter and told him that
since he had already had one chance for the easy way, perhaps it
was time to try it the hard way, therefore it would be strictly
up to him what he wants to do.

Again thanking you for your kindness and please give my regards
to Mrs, Allen and Mike.

Kindest personal regards to you.

Chuck Hyatt