February ¢, 19462.

ir. Tom Parker,
Parker Buick Coe,

Lawrence, Kansas.
Dear Tom:

i am sending you a check for $6.12, the same to cover the .
work done on January 2 ani 17. I am not paying for the radio
because it is still very unsatisfactory. In fact, it is as un~
satisfactory as a radio could be. Either these fellows that —
you have who work on the radio do not know their job, or else
this radio is un-fixable. There has been no benefit from the
time you first took it off to the present. Therefore, I feel
that I do not owe this bill.

I am not going to be oe. the position of a fellow
kicking on every amall bill,
wanted that dent pressed
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certainly would not have spent $4.01
it didn't look bad. Warren said, “Oh, we'll fix that all right".
And I told him I wanted it pressed out.

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Therefore, to my way of thinking, when anything like that
is seid I am figuring that it is of minimal expense, and when it
runs inte as much money as this I have felt that the obligation is
upon your Nee ee ee ee ee ee
cons hte, repair i iy it, and so forth. Frankl, I would
rather not have easbod Ae oat thm to have this done because

am unhappy about it as it is.

The reason I am writing you this letter is to tell you that
fe ee ee ee 2 eee eee
it. I remember that I gave you the green light on service that
is needed, but I am withdrawing that because I want to be con»

eatted before I spend my money.

I remember being at the Rexall Drugstore when my starter
failed to work. ee ee

came out, weitehed a wire, and I drove the car to your place wmder
its own power. Maybe $1.50 is - — sum for that trip on that
distance, and you may have a % charge, but when the service

work is done at your place I 1 that that was plenty.