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Pilchik, Ely E., April 30, 1947.
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I was very happy to hear from you, and to receive the message from Professor Einstein. | I was very happy to hear from you, and to receive the message from Professor Einstein. | ||
I am enclosing a very humble check toward your work. Regretfully I am in no position to give more; my own income is rather meager. | I am enclosing a very humble check toward your work. Regretfully I am in no position to give more; my own income is rather meager. | ||
| − | Perhaps in place of financial | + | Perhaps in place of financial help, I can render service with my god-given faculty of speech. |
You may tell the group that I am moving heaven and earth to bring the atomic story to this rather primitive section of the nation. | You may tell the group that I am moving heaven and earth to bring the atomic story to this rather primitive section of the nation. | ||
Beginning May 3rd, I will deliver 12 radio talks, one weekly, on the subject and will distribute the text to all who may request it. | Beginning May 3rd, I will deliver 12 radio talks, one weekly, on the subject and will distribute the text to all who may request it. | ||
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MAY 2 RECD
Temple Israel 1602 So. Rockford Avenue Tulsa 5, Oklahoma
April 30, 1947
My dear Miss Ray:
I was very happy to hear from you, and to receive the message from Professor Einstein.
I am enclosing a very humble check toward your work. Regretfully I am in no position to give more; my own income is rather meager.
Perhaps in place of financial help, I can render service with my god-given faculty of speech.
You may tell the group that I am moving heaven and earth to bring the atomic story to this rather primitive section of the nation.
Beginning May 3rd, I will deliver 12 radio talks, one weekly, on the subject and will distribute the text to all who may request it.
As soon as the booklet is off the press I shall send you several copies, and you might be able to use it for distribution among the clergy.
I promise to do all I can - my motive is selfish. I want my child to live out her years.
to Professor Einstein my deep heart-felt wishes for good health and serenity of mind and more inspired creativity,
Respectfully,
Ely E. Pilchik, Rabbi