Letter From Max Ertle (12-18-1938)
About The Letter -
In this letter, Max Ertle writes to Valerie, responding about Valerie's request for a spare room. He offers her a place to stay. The last person she contacted about this, being Mrs. Lindegard, had no spare room to offer.
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Edith G. Letter 12-28-1938 - Transcript
Contents Inside Envelope:
Dr. MAX ERTLE 29 Hoeppnerstr.
December 18th .38
Dear Miss Layton,
Mrs. Lindegard told us to-day that you want to spend a few days here in January. Unfortunately she has no spare-room herself for the time being, but you might stay with us; if our terms of 61 – RM 7 per day (breakfast and supper incl.) suit you.
My wife has been in the U.S. for a longer time.
Yours truly
Dr. Max Ertle
Envelope Exterior:
FRONT
BERLIN S.W.11
19.12.38-2
ap
MISS VALERIE LAYTON
4 ATNEY RD
PUTNEY
LONDON, S.W.15
ENGLAND
BACK
ERTLE BERLIN-TEMPELHOF, HOEPPNER STR. 29
