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                <salute>My dear Mr.<choice><sic>Chestnutt</sic><corr>Chesnutt</corr></choice>:</salute>
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               <p>I am making a study of the opinions of a selected group of Negro men and women who appears in "Who's Who in Colored America" on the subject of the Negro and Communism.<ref target="n.lit00618"/></p>

               <p>Will you be kind enough to scale your opinion on the enclosed sheet and return in the stamped-addressed envelope?</p>

               <p>The study is being made as a research project by a graduate student in sociology at the University of North Caroliina under the direction of Dr. Guy B. Johnson.<ref target="n.per00623"/></p>

               <p>I assure you that no identification will be made of your opinion.</p>

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