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wt 100-6707 | hd ee) eraser’ wisses you every minuteses,others alsos Dear, dear.” oe RUTH, wany thanks, my dear one, for your trouble always. Please write a — few lines to us and everything good and lovely to you from HANS and LOs* See alae eee aT rc at Also the informant furnished a letter aated vay 6, 1945, aiirersea to "PUTH aad signed "LOU" preswuably LOU UISIERe The English translation of the letter is set out below: aad te ; , “a ? eROT, wy dear, dear RUTH, — --° You are indeed very Kind ‘and a very good comrade and very willing a +o belpe HANNS also thanks you very much. The telegram from RCBIRIS has not 7 yet arrived and HANNS can only reserve the ticket when he has the money, as all our money resources are exhausted at the momsnte “Have you seen (G or F)? He does not write at all. Is it the right time just now to show (Exe perform) the 'Masterrace", woulc i% not be . better to wait a while? I cannot judge ite fare you sending now to Denmark? I am very nervous hemncz ant te of talks about dogs seem to me not exactly the right thinge I will try avery— thing to arrange in fall at least to nove to N. Ye—s0 to s2y as a stepping atone. “I am naturally very sorry that I cannot come (with you) now at ” Least for. @ short times , . c hope that you rill come back here with the Kacters—you imow ae you can aleuys stay with mes os "Dey t “think that *NOTHER™ adaires only your ecul, she told me %° receatly bow marvellous your body is—very hearty. Syy dear RUTH, write a few lines back and again many thazks, uy friendly ones Le *Your a : =LOU® The New York filos reflected a olipring froa the publication “NG MASSES" dated April 27, 1945, which states eleven Cerman art:-iiazi writers “K -,, 4m thip,country had banded together to form a German language publishing ~#* * house, VERLAG, 10 West 23 Street, New York City, that offers exciting