36 East 36th Street
New York 16, New York
August 17, 1963
Dear Esther:
I am giving a public lecture in Chicago, at McCormick Place, on September 29. It is entitled “America’s Persecuted Minority: Big Business” and deals with the subject of antitrust.
Would you and Burton like to attend the lecture as my guests? Needless to say, I will be delighted to see you. Please let me know, so that I may reserve seats for you.
Also, would you ask Sarah Lipski and Minnie Goldberg [other Chicago relatives of AR] whether they and/or their daughters would like to attend, as my guests? Please make it clear that it is not a “duty” and that I will not be offended, if they are not interested in political subjects—but if they are interested, I will be delighted to have them come.
I will arrive in Chicago on September 28 and will appear on the television program “Kup’s Show” that night. I will telephone you when I arrive, but please let me know about the tickets as soon as you can.
With best regards to both of you from both of us.
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