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Nile Kinnick correspondence, January-May 1942
1942-03-21: Page 08
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Enclosed is a column of W. Lippman's taken from the D.M. Register which I want put in my scrapbook or letter file somewhere. It is a fine analysis of the necessity of genuineness in public utterance, of the insincerity of him who divorces his actions from his words. I send it not because it is a pertinent criticism of Roosevelt but because I believe it is sound wisdom. Also enclosed is a letter from Rollie Williams you may all want to see. Things go well here - hope you'll write again. Yours, Nile P:S: My roommate has just switched over to the hit parade, is that better? By the way have I yet mentioned that my roommate is an inveterate gargler. Morning & night he pulls at that Listerine bottle, throws back his head & gurgles. Sounds like a drain pipe on a rainy day.
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Enclosed is a column of W. Lippman's taken from the D.M. Register which I want put in my scrapbook or letter file somewhere. It is a fine analysis of the necessity of genuineness in public utterance, of the insincerity of him who divorces his actions from his words. I send it not because it is a pertinent criticism of Roosevelt but because I believe it is sound wisdom. Also enclosed is a letter from Rollie Williams you may all want to see. Things go well here - hope you'll write again. Yours, Nile P:S: My roommate has just switched over to the hit parade, is that better? By the way have I yet mentioned that my roommate is an inveterate gargler. Morning & night he pulls at that Listerine bottle, throws back his head & gurgles. Sounds like a drain pipe on a rainy day.
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