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The enclosed came
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of crack-pot-ism, advertising or what have you, he threyt ia s
it into the wastebasket.
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better go into your wastebasket than ours, examined by
your department en route thither, as of possible value.
I presume several thousand have been mailed, and you may
reveive numberless duplicates. I will risk that. Mr. Clark
as an economist at Columbia University receives many strange
missives. This is as strange a one as has come for sbme
time, and very appropriate to the present moment.
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