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A.B.C 51 EDITION IMPROVED
BENTLEY'S--UNIVER SAL TRADE

Nov. 22, 1933
Mr. Alda Leopold,
Madison, Wis.
Dear Mr. Leopold:
I trust that you can yet recall the writer though it
has been some time since our last personal contact
together.
The big question of the moment is whether our Walton
League Chapter can have you with us for a talk to us
at our next meeting, Thursday, December 14, and if
so, what this committment might cost our Chapter.
For nearly two years, we have been conducting some
very interesting meetings and getting out from 30 to
50 for attendance. This has been accomplished by
starting off with a fine dinner (feed) out in one of
our natural parks beginning at 6:30 P. M. and through
to about 10:30 P. M. with a good time had by all in
attendance.
Our Chapter is probably similar to a lot more around
the country in that we are working to retain and
spread the interest in conservation but having very
little in the way of finances with which to work.
With kind regards and awaiting an early reply to this
preliminary inquiry, I am
Very truly yours,

Archie W. Storms,
801 North 5th St.,
Manitowoc, Wis.

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November 24, 1933
Mr. Archie W. Storms
801 North 5th street
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Storms:
I have two courses in game management starting
January 1 and I am obliged to devote all the intervening time
to their preparation. If it were not for this I would be
delighted to accept your invitation to speak on December 14.
I am afraid I will be tied up by daily classes and
with preparations for daily classes until May. After that I
will be at your disposal.
I remember our previous meeting very pleasantly and
hope I shall get to see you again before long.
Sincerely yours,
ALDO IEOPOLD
Game Manager
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