Typewritten letter from Alfred R. Neff

185 Speedwell Ave.
Morristown, N. J.
Nov. 1, 1938
My Dear Mr. Orson Welles:
I am a constant guest of your excellent program every
Sunday evening, , and I speak for my friends as well.
I write this to tell you that we are with you in your
time of need for friends as well as support. I enjoyed last
Sunday's program and look forward to this comming week's also.
I am also writing to the FCC this evening in support of
your excellent dramatizing of events and plays.
Any person that owns a radio, and has'nt the sense to
control their emotions when a fact is presented for their
enjoyment and consideration, that person should have their radio
taken away from them.
Please feel assured that the millions that listen to you
every week will stand by you and the added millions that will
now follow your broadcasts.
Keep up your good work Mr. Welles, and don't let this little
affair disturb you. This will do you more good than harm, believe
me sir.
Wishing you the best of luck and a tremendous amount of
success in your future lifes work,
I remain,
Sincerely yours,
Alfred R. Neff