November Mr. Jos. 211 W. E. Olson, Broadway, Glendele, Dear 19,1935, Cal. Joe: Referring to your letter of the 14th, I do not see how I can get away at this time. Val is in séeleium, Russell is in New York and, beeause of several matters before us, we are keeping the wires pretty hot3 Some of them,not so pleasant either, including tax affairs. Believe me, after the various ordeals thst we have been through in connection with taxes, I can well appreciate everything you say, and don't think for a minute that any of us are not amenable to su ezestions of any kind, Upon Val's return I shall sho him w your letters, thinking that he may possibly wish to make the trip down there himself. As 4 matter of fact, I eould not oresume to suggest chenges from the present status of things woereée his sisters are concerned, end so will have to await his return, I do not know exactly 4nn rather looks for him to be first of Decenber,. With kind when he in th is regards, Sincerely, will be country back, but by the