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for this amount or we shall be forced to take immediate action.
Jacob N. Harshe
Vice President
FEDERAL
COLLECTION
OUTFIT


88 Prince Street
Chicago, Illinois
April 8, 1966
Mr. Walter A. Child
437 Woodlawn Drive
Panduk, Michigan

Dear Mr. Child:
You have seen fit to ignore our courteous requests to settle your long overdue account with
Treasure Book Club, which is now, with accumulated interest and charges, in the amount of
$7.51.
If payment in full is not forthcoming by April 11, 1966, we will be forced to turn the matter
over to our attorneys for immediate court action.
Ezekiel B. Harshe
President
 MALONEY,
MAHONEY,
MACNAMARA
and PRUITT
Attorneys
89 Prince Street
Chicago, Illinois
April 29, 1966
Mr. Walter A. Child
437 Woodlawn Drive
Panduk, Michigan

Dear Mr. Child:
Your indebtedness to the Treasure Book Club has been referred to us for legal action to
collect. This indebtedness is now in the amount of $10.01. If you will send us this amount so that
we may receive it before May 5, 1966, the matter may be satisfied. However, if we do not
receive satisfaction in full by that date, we will take steps to collect through the courts.
I am sure you will see the advantage of avoiding a judgment against you, which as a matter of
record would do lasting harm to your credit rating.
Very truly yours,
Hagthorpe M.
Pruitt, Jr.
Attorney at Law
 437 Woodlawn
Drive
Panduk, Michigan
May 4,1966