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Mr. A1 Freeman May 20, 1958 Page two product out of that plant. We now have the product in production in all three plants and it will first reach the Fargo market tomorrow. I thought Mason City did rather well, considering the fact that the meeting covering Angelita's was combined with our general sales?╟╓ pro- motion on our regular lines and the meeting proved to be a very long one. It started about 5*30 in the afternoon and didn?╟╓t break up until almost eleven o?╟╓clock that evening. The bread was put on the Mason City market last Wednesday and during the balance of that week they sold somewhat over 2500 loaves. I will probably be telephoning to you before you receive this letter, at which time I hope to have fairly accurate information as to what we have done so far in the three plants. We also want to get started with our royalty accounts and set up the procedure for these. I hope the Sisters are not disappointed at not having re- ceived any checks from us to date. If you think we should go all the way back to the opening break on the question of royalties, so far as the Sisters are concerned, we will be glad to comply with your wishes. Thank you for the colored re-prints of the Apostolic Blessing and the samples of the brochure which you prepared. Our competition is very much aware of the fact that we have this product on the market and I am hoping that we can soon feel free to swing into its general marketing and get it going in other areas. You know that we have felt that we should come up with the best success story we possibly can on the introduction of the product. I am holding my breath on the Cedric Mams matter and hope that this publicity will come through this coming Sunday. We will also make strenuous efforts to get into the chain stores about which I have talked to you, at least with Angelita?╟╓s so that if we possibly can we should get the benefit of that source of distribution at the break of the publicity.