Laughlin was from "New Directions," Norfolk, Connecticut

The letter mentions Neiman's Rimbaud translations, and the "Lorca play."

Laughlin was from "New Directions," Norfolk, Connecticut.

The letter is in reference to the publication of the Lorca play.

Laughlin was from New Directions, Norfolk, Connecticut.

The letter is in reference to copyright issues concerning the Lorca play.

This letter is signed simply as "J.L.," but is believed to be authored by James Laughlin based on previous correspondence between Laughlin and Neiman, and based on the fact that the letter is on letterhead from New Directions, Norfolk Connecticut (as was previous correspondence between Laughlin and Neiman.)

Return address listed as:

Sun Valley, Idaho

Laughlin was from New Directions, Norfolk, Connecticut.

Includes mailing envelope.

Includes a "New Directions Books" catalog flyer.

Neiman's address listed as:

Meeker, Colorado

Return address reads:

New Directions 333 Sixth Avenue New York City 14

Laughlin was from New Directions, Norfolk, Connecticut.

In this letter, Laughlin mentions royalties for Neiman's writing. A release form is included. The form mentions that Neiman is being paid $53.10 in payment for the translation of Garcia Lorca's play, "Blood Wedding."

Neiman's address listed as:

Inter American University of Puerto Rico San German, Puerto Rico

Billwiller was acting Dean of Instruction, City College of San Francisco, San Francisco, California

Neiman's address listed as:

Director, Creative Writing Center Inter American University of Puerto Rico San German, Puerto Rico

Paton was chairman of the Department of English, Grove City College, Grove City, Pennsylvania

Mailing envelope included, post-marked 1948-10-08.

Neiman's address listed as:

2222 Dwight Way Berkeley, California