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August 7, 1937

Mr. Brooks
Mr. Warren
or Mr. Erskine:

I came across Mr. Pipkin's letter of June 5
in my "future" file today but found no record that I
had acknowledged his invitation to write an article
on the current political scene for your autumn issue.

I should like to do the article. Are you
expecting it or have you made other arrangements?
Will you please let me know?

ane
cb.

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NSH1 34 NI= WASHINGTON DC NOV 8

DEAN CHARLES W. PIPKIN=

GRADUATE SCHOOL LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

BESET WITH EMERGENCY CALLS WHICH CANT IGNORE. ARTICLE STILL
AT HALFWAY STAGE. FEEL TERRIBLY GUILTY BUT SEE NO CHANCE
GETTING BACK TO IT UNTIL BEGINNING OF WEEK. CAN YOU GIVE ME
UNTIL SIXTEENTH. REGARDS=
ERNEST LINDLEY.(

Understand difficulty can use article if arrives by sixteenth
Regards

Charles W. Pipkin

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