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Gerald Goode 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York City
May 1st 1939.
Dear Miss Anderson
The enclosed clipping which appeared recently in the Magazine KEN and was undoubtedly written by some irresponsible writer deserves a retort and so I have written one which I think should be addressed by you to Mr. [Mister] Arnold Gingrich Ken Magazine 919 N. [North] Michigan Ave. [Avenue] Chicago Ill. [Illinois]
Isnt it astonishing how much some people presume to know?
With very best regards and hopes that youve entirely recovered from that gruelling session at the dentist.
Sincerely yours Gerald Goode
STRICTLY PERSONAL
Marian Anderson is anything but happy over the fuss made about her recent appearance [appearance] April 9th in Washington. Wishes it had never happened.
Blonde and beauteous Helen Jepsen is on the brink of a divorce from her flutisthusband Georges Pousselt.
The new Mrs. Nelson Eddy is the mother of a teen-year-old son by a former husband.
John Barbirolli spends his mid-season vacation [vacation] (during which friends were told he was in England) at country home of exCongresswoman Mrs. John T. Pratt now President of N.Y. [New York] Philharmonic Symphony League.
Conductor Werner Janssens indiosyncrasies [idiosyncrasies] keep Baltimore belles agog with ex-
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Mr. [Mister] Arnold Gingrich Ken Magazine Chicago Ill. [Illinois]
Dear Sir
It is rather surprising to find a magazine making guesses abot ones personal emotions. Let me say that the conclusion reached by Ken Magazine that [quote] I was anything but happy [end quote] over my Easter concert at the Lincoln Memorian in Washington is completely erroneous. The fact is I was greatly thrilled and highly honored. I should like your readers to be aware that a misrepresentation has been made.
Very sincerely yours
