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your list of people who might care to get it.

   I am always on the look-out for new names.  That part in the write-up about "Poet-Publisher sends free magazine to underlined: Notables" is a lot of bunk.  I have sent some copies to "Who's Who" people sometimes for lack of a mailing list.  "The best things in life are free" - more baloney.  I was talking ironically, but was taken seriously.  No doubt many  people were dissuaded from asking for Solo because of the "Who's Who" slant which made such a good headline.
    I am going to the library when I have a chance to look up your works, and the history of the little magazine.  The library has done me the honor, recently, of asking for a file of "Solo" for their reference-room.
   Thanks for writing.  I am glad to know that someone remembers Chanticleer.  I announced "Solo", in the last issue of Chanticleer, for 1935.  It appeared in 1946.  I eventually carry out my promises.

Sincerely, Jack Hauser