Dear Amos, Just a word to let you know that your work for Torah Umesorah at the Annual Dinner on Sunday night did not go unappreciated by so many people, including myself, who admired the manner in which you conducted the meeting. It was a true "kiddush ha-shem," and you can truly be proud of it. Cordially yours, Rabbi Norman Lamm.

Dear Mr. Bunim: I just received a copy of your "Ethics from Sinai" published by Feldheim. I must admit that I had a “sneak preview" when Mr. Feldheim showed me several gallies a week or so ago. Of course, it measures up to my full expectations. It has the full Bunim verve, charm, and insight and, in addition, it is written in an excellent English style. I know it will have a tremendous impact on the public and allow your commentaries to reach an ever wider circle of our fellow Jews. Since your moving into our area, I had wanted to invite you to address The Jewish Center at a Seudah on some appropriate Shabbat. We would, all of us, be delighted to have you as our guest speaker on Saturday January 11th or January 18th (on the latter date, the Seudah is being given in memory of the late William Fischman; if you knew him personally, then that Shabbat will be the more appropriate one for you.) The talk should last about ten or twenty minutes, and the subject may be one of your own choosing. Would you be kind enough to let me know that we may have the honor of your presence? Please let me know which date you prefer and, if possible, also a tentative title that we may announce from the pulpit in advance. With all kindest regards to Mrs. Bunim and to Amos, Sincerely, Rabbi Norman Lamm

Dear Rabbi Lamm: Rabbi Pinchos Teitz has just returned from Russia and Israel and has some very vital reports on the current situation, particularly with regard to Russian Jewry. He will not issue any press releases, for obvious reasons. I have asked him to discuss his findings in utmost confidence, with about fifteen representative men in our circles, and he has consented to meet with us on Wednesday, September 20th at 7:00 P.M. The Essex House, 160 Central Park West, Colonial Room – 2nd floor. There will be no solicitations – attendance is limited, only by this invitation. Please keep this conference confidential! Please be on time. Sincerely yours, Irving M. Bunim.