FREDERICK W. LANG
Tax & ESTATE COUNSELLOR
214 GRANT BUILDING

ATLANTA 8, GEORGIA

July 10, 1944

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:
Your letter just received.

From the results of a little test that I
have just made I am convinced that I shall
have to await the term ination of this war
to place into effect the plan that I have

in mind for the Normalizer. However I am
convinced that a price of $17.50 or possibly
$15.00 is the correct price as we are in for
a period of mild inflation.

One half as many machines sold at the above
name prices will produce as much profit and
with lots less effort. I have known many
persons who were cured of foot aches thr
the use of this machine at the cost of $10.
where they had spent hundreds before all in
vain,

I want fou to know that I appreciate your
past cooperation and that as soon as the
proper time time-arrives I shall drop you
a line and give you the first chance on
the territory out your way.

With kindest regards, I an,

Sincerely yours,

P.S. I think that I told you that Jim Cox
wrote a M.D. friend of mine, in respose to
his inquiry, that this fixed up the Captain
of his 4arvard Track Team, where the use of
special arch supports failed. The arch sup-
-ports were ordered by a most eminent Boston
Orthopedic Surgeon.

Cox would not write me a line.

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