# Rules for the Guidance of Relatives of Inmates
## Write Plainly in English

MAIL OFFICE

IMPORTANT: We depend on SERIAL NUMBER to locate inmates, and when it is omitted, mail cannot be delivered.

1. Address all mail to inmate, using his name and SERIAL NUMBER, as shown at the top of this letter, and Box 511 Columbus, Ohio. Write in English only, giving the writer's name and address. Unsigned letters will not be delivered.

2. Inmates may write one letter on FIRST and THIRD Sundays of each month, to either Father, Mother, Wife, Children, Brother, Sister or Grandparents. Letters will not be mailed GENERAL DELIVERY to cities having carrier service.

3. During good conduct, inmates may have one visit a month from Father, Mother, Wife, Children, Brothers, Sisters, Grandparents or Grandchildren. Visiting days are: Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Visitors received from 12:30 P. M. to 2:00 P. M. and may visit until 3:30 P. M. No visiting will be permitted on Sundays or Holidays.

4. All money for inmates should be sent by Money Order or certified Check, giving name and SERIAL NUMBER of inmate for whom it is intended. We will not be responsible for CASH sent to inmates, as it is liable to get lost in the mail.

5. Do not send any of the following articles to inmates: DRUGS, SOAP, TOOTH PASTE or other TOILET PREPARATIONS, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, FOOD, FRUIT, CANDY, POSTAGE STAMPS, NEWSPAPERS or MAGAZINES. Any permissible article may be purchased by inmate by ordering from prison commissary.

6. Inmates may receive standard magazines and Ohio Newspapers printed in English, when sent direct from the publisher.
Strict compliance with the above rules will be appreciated.

J. C. WOODARD, Warden

You're still Aces with her an I, however, and she'll be glad to see you when you show up on the Coast. Keep me informed from time to time of your progress. E. Sims won the Hearst Cartoon prize, Langston Hughes' Mulatto is a Standing Room Only affair, and Hemmingway is still tops.

Have a copy of Anthony Adverse. Wish we could read it together.
Someday, when our Play is the current hit, we'll read good books together and remember the adjusting of personalities to conditions in this school of O'Henry's. I'll be looking forward to that date in Los Angeles with much pleasurable anticipation. I've hundreds of songs. I'll never quit humming a tune. I love music. You know that. My Opera is shaping up. "Bars And Stripes Forever". Sorry to hear about the arm doing a return date on the break-up act. Hope it decides twice is enough. Glad it got over the accident O.K. When you see them, give my best regards to your Mother and brother.

In writing, you do have to put some of you into each good piece of work. I've learned that. And keep doing just that, Puggy Wuggy, and you'll be where you belong---at the top of the heap. You'll write great things because it is expected of you---by all of us. I haven't changed as regards my dreams at all. I'm still the same hand-in-hand, together, and to the top of the ton. I'm proud to have met you and gained your friendship and respect.

Feel quite funny about asking you for the radio---it may be quite beyond words; so don't feel called upon to fulfil great expectations. I wouldn't bother you about it, if I didn't want to get off to myself and write and play my guitar and listen to music. Incidentally, While you're being begged, you can lend me your Law course for a year or two---unless you're going to use it. Space runs out. The best in the world. S.C. Pies

time that it took him to learn. It is simple, too. Because
any one in love should know it. That is, between two bodies
and souls in perfect harmony there is no loss of anything when
a change is made. I mean a physical change. He kthx

A censor complex keeps me from saying what I mean but;
he has endeared himself k to me beyond words. He has made it
possible for me to k regain my conscience, my selfrespect, my
self confidence and my reasoning ability. He has gained, not
lost as he supposes when he is sober. He has accomplished the
one thing necessary to make some one out of me who was nothing.
I must be worthy. I must do things---the things that I can
to keep him where he is ever before my eyes as the one who
loves and respects me. He is a realist. I am a dreamer. I
don't think any k two other such people will ever live

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the
party.

SUNSET

---by Chester B. Himes.

A glare of light slanted into the cell from the
corridor, splitting its interior into two geometrical
figures of light and shadow. Where the light shone on the
floor, the shadows of the bars made a checkerboard
pattern. In the concrete floor,
The single globe in the exact center of the
concrete ceiling had been unscrewed on account of the heat;
and the single iron cot, swinging from the wall, had been
folded up and chained so as to give more floor space.

Outside of the cell, across the narrow range, a
uniformed prison guard sat in a straight-backed chair.
He wore a black Sam Browne belt with holster attached, and
just above the top of the holster showed the black handle
of a Colt's .45. He fidgeted every few minutes as if he
couldn't find a comfortable position on the hard seat of

ETIENNE GILSON: "The Breakdown of Modern Philosophy"-
The Unity of Philosophical Experience; 1937

"In its broadest sense, what we call Western culture is essentially the culture of Greece, inherited from the Greeks by the Romans, transfused by the fashions of the church with the religious teachings of Christianity, and progressively enlarged by countless numbers of artists, writers, scientists, and philosophers from the beginning of the Middles Ages...

"Its most fundamental feature is a firm belief in the eminent dignity of man. The Greeks of classical times never wavered in their conviction that of all the things that can be found in nature, man is by far the highest, and that of all the things important for man to know, by far the most important is man... What the Greek left to their successors was a vast body of knowledge, mainly related to man's nature and his various needs: logic, which is the science of how to think; several different philosophies, all of them culminating in ethics and politics, which are the sciences of how to live; remarkable speciamans of history and political eloquence, related to the life of the city. As to what we today call positive science, the greatest achievement of the Greek genius were alone the lines of mathematics, a knowledge which man draws from his own mind without submitting to the degrading tyranny of material facts, and medicine, whose proper object is to insure the well-being of the human body.

"MORALITY IS ESSENTIALLY NORMALITY...

(But when morality is defined by an abnormal society,
then we can not accept either the morality or the normality)