•«"v.v Var 1933
Dr. Paul J. Foik,
Tt. 'chord';: Tr.iversity,
Aur: tin, Texas.
v dear 1 c '.or:
lot answering o	today;	ju::t putt!, up few stray
t-’OU f’to V .
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-- -	.	lol : v. iZ-i ;n ■ . . rations
ublic, ■ sc called o Grant, the Hanagir.j litor of :'h~	:	h.	:‘-.i	i	...	.	..o	•	ul : :k thing
aho Id	ted	to, 1 luast, ...' ■	....1-ic c guard againet ■
-.c>.	of	.	thing;-..	A	.	get	.Atitude.
• nt said	is	..	ti	ate; h ......... avo	kept	to his piano
ching. But hi ■ live	...	t	Litt	. ciety
helps him ;o’eat. :	I	h don't interfere ■ Lth lIz . here
isn't a • il in that aoc: ety, .. n .	at	is	s st dent of
history hut it in Fred’only v.y t live.
arant the:-: wont on to state he v; :: interesting hiusoli in •i-.u.ouern history; .u, ..:n: ft unu that i.;.- cl D.*h ;:r. • • the •randohildren of, people of that sei-.i.-modern period bought rainy ,-Ki.rti .'ms...he- published such history.	\.a» •kicking" ’..’iters
on to that sort of history; it mu. good circulation stuff. -lie not i.v ci/o’-’to.i in old Spanish; too f;-j back, no circulation' interest.
I	have been told ..this is second-handed talk; that Frank Huntress, t o F.aA .fi 3 owner, also-holds this Grant vis-. , and is not interested in old Spanish history; doesn't think it of sufficient value to the city.	I assume, from these things?, that Grant
probably considers Fred's 200 Members will be good purchasers of the paper if ho publishes Fredls stuff,'
I think- I have given you a fair analysis of our conversation and of the policy of the EXPRESS.
The LIGHT may be classed the same way; a purely commercial