Letter to Edward G. Robinson. New York, NY. 1940 Nov. 18.

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Letter to Edward G. Robinson. New York, NY. 1940 Nov. 18.

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Suggesting the idea of doing radio programs on the human element of civil liberties cases; commenting that most Americans are interested in social questions presented in good form.

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