April 26
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Herman Figour,
      312 2d Ave.,
    		     New York City.

Dear Comrade:

	    Your favor of recent date at hand.

	    In reply to your questions will say:

	    One membership will be sufficient for a man and his
wife.  She will be given a contract of employment if she
wishes to perform service to the Colony.

	    We do not charge any rent.

	    Men usually find their work at whatever they are best
fitted to do.  But it would be impracticable for men to
make decision from time to time as to where they would work.

	    Our membership is based on the sale of stock.  The laws
of the state prohibit us from buying our own stock.  If one
wishes to withdraw, we will undertake to assist him.

	    We are enclosing application blank as per your request,
and hope this indicates you are going to take out your mem-
bership and join us.

						                		Yours fraternally,

FEW: LAP					              			Vice President.