Dear Dewey & Beaulah:
400 Southern Avenue S. E.
Washington, D. C.
January 14, 1943
This is the only time I have ever been a party
to a chain letter. This one was
sent to me by Herbert G. Cooper and it is a different kind of
a chain letter.
It requires that I send you a 25¢ War Savings Stamp which
is attached for good
luck to you and yours.
I understand that this particular chain letter
has the approval of the Government.
The cause is so worthy that I feel sure that you will not break
the chain and to
complete it, you will
A. Select
ten of your reliable friends and send them each a
25¢
War Savings Stamp.
B. Ask that they do likewise to ten of their reliable friends.
C. In addition
to sending a 25¢ War Savings Stamp to ten of your
friends,
send two (2) 25¢ War Savings Stamps to the name at the
head of
the five name list appearing below. In making out your
five name
list, please remove the name marked No. 1 and add your
name as
No. 5, moving up each one ahead of yours. Therefore, your
name becomes
No. 1 in due course and you will receive similar attention.
If you continue this, there will be an astronomical
amount of War Savings Stamps
sold and remember, you are in for your share. Honesty above
reproach - let your
conscience be your guard. Victory is out motto.
Most respectfully
Paul H. Tucker
Paul H. Tucker
No. 1 R. A. Moyer
Box 116,
Conneaut Lake, Pa.
No. 2 F. C. McGrady
1475 Irving Street N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
No. 3 R. D. Evans
4870 Blagden Avenue N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
No. 4 Herbert G. Cooper
Falkstone Courts,
14th and Fairmont Streets, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
No. 5 Paul H. Tucker
400 Southern Avenue, S. E.
Washington, D. C.
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