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FREEMAN COMPANY pub/ic/sts ?√ßt tP* f J ^ ^ JL/Xkx. l) CK/LtyU'b~ 3/13/Sf ju^up yyuA ?╟≤ .@c? ?· 3 1 cc sent to Mrs. Segers & Mrs. McPherson 3/20/57 1131 Mr. William McPherson M.C.B. Special Detachment Bravo, Sooth Pole Station Navy 02OC c/o Fleet Postmaster San Francisco, California K^aJLU^U 1(\/\C PijUA*~v 1 f (Lso~A~ X . X Dear Bill, What a thrill it was listening to yon guys on the short wave this past weekend fro?½ the Sands, and people here still don't believe we actually spoke to the South Pole ?╟÷ and even sore disbelieve that we played yon gin runny over an 13,000 mile range ?╟÷ and still even more disbelieve that you beat nsl the newspaper reporter who played Segers was Mr. Roger Beck, a crack reporter from the Los Angeles MIRROR, and I will send you the stories he writes about his experiences as soon as they appear. Some of the other people you guys spoke to and to shorn you might like to drop a Card were Frank Farrell, top coltmmist on the New York WORLD TBL83RAM & SUN, 125 Barclay Street, New York ?╟÷ Mr. Buck Hersog of the Milwaukee SENTINEL, Miss Marilou Meyers of the Minneapo- lis STAR & TRIBUNE ?╟÷ and Mr. Joe McClain, Associated Press, c/o REVIEW JOURNAL, Las Vegas, Nevtds. I have given your address to Mr. Dave Cavanaugh of Capitol Records, Hollywood and Vine, Hollywood, California, with whom you spoke on the wireless, and who is sending the boys some record albums. I am writing to Mrs. Segers in Pawtucket, about our invitation to have Chester and her as guests of the Las Vegas Charities in Las Vegas for a five-day stay when they get back to the States. I would also like to extend that invitation to you and your wife when you return to the States# Please advise me whenever you plan on coming home, but there is no time limit on this invitation, as we want to show our appreciation to both you and Segers for helping us have a wonderful experience. When I hear from you again, I will advise you further on the invitation. 9508 WILSHIRE BLVD. ?╟≤ BEVERLY HILLS, CAL. ?╟≤ BRADSHAW 2*8611