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Letter from C.E.L. music service to Sir Freddie Laker dated May 2, 1982, expressing support and encouragement

A supportive letter dated May 2, 1982, from Karl Brown of C.E.L. (a service to the music business) to Sir Freddie Laker at Laker Airlines, Gatwick. The letter expresses sympathy regarding recent news and encouragement with the phrase 'DON'T LET EM GET YOU!' This correspondence reflects the public support Laker received during his airline's financial difficulties in 1982.

Sir Freddie Laker Laker Airways 1982 correspondence support letter C.E.L. Gatwick Airport financial crisis public support 1980s

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