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FREEMAN COMPANY pub/ic/sts 11/7/57 Mr. Bud Fox Bakers FrancIse Corporation, Ltd. Suite 725, 250 Park Avenue New Fork, 17 Bear Bud, It was nice seeing you at the Sands this past weekend, and I want to thank you for taking the tine and effort to sake the trip over to see us about ANGELBREAD. The story you read In the Los Angeles TIMES was actually for release this coning Sunday, Novenber 10, so it will break in New York and around the country in 1900 papers, and overseas In 700 periodicals, with a picture of Sister Angelita pulling sons ANGELBREAD out of the oven, I hope you have had the chance to taste ANGELBREAD as baked by the Sisters of St, Dosinic, to conpare it with machine-made ANGELBREAD and I hope you night see sone possible inprovenent in the percentage of quality. I won?╟╓t be happy until the public is getting the ANGEL- BREAD I got at the hospital, and 80 or 90% to ne is still as poor as 10%. I would appreciate your consideration of handling ANGEL- BREAD on the kind of franchise basis you handle your other brjtads, and would like to present any proposal you night think feasible to ny Board of Trustees. We will meet for thW first tine this coming week ?╟÷ a Protestant newspaper /Publisher (Mr. A1 Cahlan); a Catholic lawyer (Mr. John Mowbray); a Catholic clergyman (Msgr. John Morand); a Jewish show producer (Mr. Jack Sntratter)j and a head Mojrmon banker (Mr. Reed Whipple). I Will keep you posted on our progress, and also on the results of a survey I am taking now with the public about ANGELBREAD. Meanwhile, here in newspaper form is the general idea ?╟÷ the legal aspects you have already seen. My best to Mrs. Fox ?╟÷ again, thank you for being the very first person to tell me about the wonderful story in the paper. That might be a great beginning to a nice friendship and relationship. Kindest regards. A1 freeman 9508 W11 SHIRE BLVD. ?╟≤ BEVERLY HILLS, CAL. ?╟≤ BRADSHAW 2-8611