AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM HEMINGWAY WRITTEN NEAR THE BEGINNING OF HIS ASSOCIATION AND FRIENDSHIP WITH GINGRICH - DATED NEARLY TWO MONTHS BEFORE THE DEBUT OF GINGRICH'S ESQUIRE MAGAZINE. "Enclosed are the pictures. Will you please return me the ones you do not use - as well as the ones you do - once you are through with them. Had no one to take action pictures on the big fish - no one could run graflex but me -Josie at the wheel - Carlos pouring water on my head, wiping sweat out of my eyes and watching the line. I wish to God you could see one of those big ones fought sometime. I weighed 211 when I started season [in pencil] and 185 when I finished. Now back to 189, [in pencil] E. H. [initials are typed] [...] Just got your letter. Will correct your typescript and return it. Don't bother with proof. Trust you. But slug it Cuban Letter whatever you do - for that is just what it is and what I wrote it for. Will tell Dos [John Dos Passos (1896-1970), author and Hemingway's friend] about your specifications..." Esquire Magazine debuted in September of 1933, and Hemingway contributed an article, "Marlin Off the Marlo." Dos Passos also contributed to that issue: "Back Home in 1919."